North Carolina Guardian ad Litem Program 4^th Judicial District
Main Office 625 Court Street Jacksonville, NC 28546 (910) 346-5335		Satellite Office P.O. Box 987 Kenansville, NC 28349 (910) 275-7021
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Home Page Frequently Asked Questions Become A Volunteer Training Resources for Volunteers Guardian ad Litem Volunteer Association News & Events Meet Our Volunteers Legal Page Recruiting	New Abuse, Neglect & Dependency Manual What GAL’s Should Know About Adoption Chapter 7B Juvenile Code. NC General Statutes GAL State Office Resources for Attorneys Guardianship & Permanency Issues Intervention by Other Parties Improving Outcomes for Youth: What Judges & Attorneys Need To Know Termination of Parental Rights Manual (December 2009) Supplemental Security Income Q & A Our Attorney Advocates Ernie Wright Ernie has been with the GAL Program Since 1986 (left to right) Ernie Wright and Matthew Coxe We believe we have the finest attorney’s available. Besides Onslow County, Matthew also covers cases in Duplin and Jones Counties. New Attorney Advocate in Sampson County We would like to welcome Braxton Price to the Guardian ad Litem Program. As of July 1, 2011, Braxton will be the new Attorney Advocate in Sampson County. He will be taking the place of Kendra White who has been with the program for the last three years. We wish Kendra the best of luck as she moves on to other endeavors. Braxton Price was born and raised in Duplin County. After attending Wallace-Rose Hill High School, Braxton attended seminary in Greenville, SC. He completed his B.A. in Religion at Campbell University's Divinity School, concentrating the majority of his studies on philosophy. Braxton earned the degree of Juris Doctor from the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. While studying law at Campbell, Braxton was a member of the staff of the Law Review, in which his article "Inevitable Inequities: Sovereign Immunity and the Public Duty Doctrine in North Carolina" was published. After graduation, Braxton became an associate at the Wilmington firm of Clark, Newton, Evans & Bryan, where he practiced Admiralty law and general civil litigation until relocating back home to serve the people of Duplin County. Information for this article was taken from Hunter & Price P. A. website at http://www.hunterandprice.com/.