Autumn Osbourne

For more than ten years, Autumn Osbourne has been a trusted advocate for families across North Carolina, both in court and during negotiations. Her expertise is recognized by her Board Certification from the North Carolina Board of Legal Specialization, an achievement shared by less than 2% of family law attorneys in the state. Her skills have also been acknowledged by independent rating organizations, such as Thomson Reuters and Avvo.

Autumn believes that practicing law extends beyond client advocacy and ethical standards. She is deeply involved in community work, contributing to organizations like the Durham County Legal Aid Clinic and Durham's Women Clinic. Additionally, she mentors fellow attorneys in the family law field, underscoring her commitment to community service.

Autumn's educational background includes a Juris Doctorate from the North Carolina Central University School of Law. She also holds a Masters degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Bachelors degree from Virginia Tech.

Outside of her professional life, Autumn enjoys quality time with her family, boating, beach outings, and outdoor activities.