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I am a graduate of North Carolina A.&T.State University where I received a B.S. degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Banking and Finance. I received my law degree in 1991 from North Carolina Central University School of Law, in Durham, North Carolina, where I was a member of the Law Journal and Chairman of the Moot Court Board.
Early on in law school, I knew I wanted to return to my hometown to practice law. I opened my practice in my hometown in 1991. Practicing at home offered me many opportunities to handle a variety of cases ranging from family law, adoptions, criminal cases, workers compensation, and wrongful death cases. After eight (8) years in private practice, I went to work for the Catawba County Department of Social Services where I handled cases ranging from abuse and neglect of children, terminations of parental rights, adoptions, child support, and adult protective services. In 2001, I opened my practice in Gastonia. I have also worked as a contract attorney for the Alexander County Department of Social Services, Gaston County Department of Social Services, and the Lincoln County Department of Social Services.
I am licensed to practice law in North Carolina and am admitted to practice in the U.S. Federal Courts for the Western District of North Carolina and the Middle District of North Carolina. My professional memberships and affiliations include the North Carolina Bar Association Family Law, Bankruptcy Law, and Business Law Sections; the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys; the American Bar Association; and the Gaston County Bar Association.
I believe in giving back to my community. I am the leader of a Girl Scout troop.
Practicing law is what I always dreamed of doing as a child and I am thankful to be living my dream.
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Chat withState: North Carolina
Acquired: 1991
Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 2005
PO Box 944, 609 S. New Hope Road, Suite 200C, Gastonia, NC, 28054
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Posted by anonymous | September 20, 2023 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes
A dangerous choice
Regina has a very hard time returning calls, answering questions, remembering her clients names, anything you tell her seems to go in one ear and out the other. She will forget tasks she agreed to complete, mistakes on paperwork, causing wrong names on court documents! She's moved her office at lea...
Posted by anonymous | February 02, 2022 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes
Do NOT use !
I have had the worse possible outcome and time with this attorney ! If you want your case to be over looked and you to be over charged for staying on top of her at doing her job be my guess ! This law office is not whom you are wanting to represent you at all! I had to beg and plea for help the entir...
Posted by anonymous | June 09, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Child Custody
Waste of $1500
Regina Taylor was probably the biggest waste of money I have ever invested into. I paid 3000 upfront & only 1500 went to use! She will charge you approximately $40 EVERY TIME you call her. Even though you are calling her to ask her to do her job. She took it upon herself to call my ex husband & she b...
Attorney-client privilege and ethics rules prevent me from going into detail about this individual who chose not to identify themselves. First, this is not an accurate description of this matter. All clients sign retainer agreements which outline the fees involved at the beginning of their case. However, in order to be successful in any case and particularly custody cases, a client must first abide by all court orders which include but is not limited to complying with the visitation schedules set by the court and attending court ordered mediation. If an opposing party represents themselves, then the attorney will communicate with that person directly. A clients behavior prior and during the case also dramatically impact the outcome of a case.
Posted by Melissa A Williams | February 21, 2020 | Hired Attorney
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Attorney Regina Taylor has provided invaluable legal assistance to me. She is Knowledgeable, thorough and precise. I would definitely recommend her legal services.
Posted by Ron | October 21, 2019 | Hired Attorney
Great lawyer
Regina is very understanding and down to earth and she really help me to get all my problems solved quickly and easily, she goes above and beyond to make sure that I was a satisfied customer!!! She deserved more than 5 stars!!!
"I endorse this lawyer. Regina is a great family law attorney. She provides top notch customer service and is constantly seeking ways to improve that experience."
"I endorse this lawyer. Regina is dedicated to her clients and finding the best resolution to their case."
"I endorse this lawyer. Regina is clearly passionate about her clients and works hard to help them meet their objectives."
"I endorse this lawyer. I have referred some clients to Ms. Taylor over the past 5 years and they have all come back to thank me. They have said that she was compassionate and professional. They said that her assistance enabled them to get through the adoption process as smoothly as possible. They were grateful for her assistance."
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This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 2005.
Reprimand issued in NC, 2005
updated on 08/28/2008Typically in this case the lawyer's poor behavior is exposed to the public in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.
1991
Clifton Johnson Advocacy Award, N.C.C.U. School of Law
2001 - Present
Attorney, Law Offices of Regina M. Taylor, P.C.
1999 - 2001
Staff Attorney, Catawba County Department of Social Services
1991 - 1999
Attorney, Regina M. Taylor & Associates
2010 - Present
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy AttorneysMember
1991 - Present
N.C. Bar AssociationMember
1991
Juris Doctor
1984
BS - Bachelor of Science
2015
How to Begin Your Adoption Journey
2012
Stewardship:Wills & Powers of Attorney
2011
Which Form of Business Entity Should I Choose?
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Legal Answers
I’m 28 and want to know if my parents can adopt me?
21 Nov 2021
Is there an advantage or disadvantage to filing for divorce first? does North Carolina have a general rule regarding alimony?
10 Feb 2016