Afi Johnson-Parris is a divorce and family law attorney practicing in Greensboro, NC.  She is a 2002 graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law and a published member of its Law Review.   Ms. Johnson-Parris attended the University of Miami on a ROTC scholarship and graduated in 1994 with a BBA in Computer Information Systems.  Before law school, she served her country as an officer in the Air Force and earned an MBA  in Technology Management.  After law school, Ms. Johnson-Parris began practicing complex civil litigation in Atlanta with Kilpatrick Stockton LLP and relocated to Greensboro in 2006 to practice employment and civil litigation with Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP. She founded her own divorce and family law firm in 2008.   As a mother, wife, veteran, volunteer, woman, and business owner, Afi Johnson-Parris knows the meaning of commitment and dedication and will go to bat for you on your family law issues from prenuptial agreements to divorce and wills.

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Our law firm in the Piedmont Triad practices family law with sensitivity, compassion, professionalism, and integrity. Afi Johnson-Parris' main purpose in pursuing family law is to help clients through the highs and lows of family life- from prenuptial agreements and adoptions to divorce, alimony and custody actions as their Trusted Counsel for Family Matters. We believe in pursuing fairness for you when we deal with your divorce, property division and child custody and child support issues. The family law firm of Afi Johnson-Parris, PLLC follows up with all calls in a timely manner. Speak with our Client Services Director about your case and schedule a consultation. It is our goal to help families have positive outcomes, no matter how bleak the situation.　Let us prepare you for divorce or, if we can, help you avoid it through advice and education. Prepare for marriage with our advice and prenuptial agreements.

Afi S. Johnson-Parris, JD, MBA co-authored an article on prenuptial agreements with financial planner Sherri Brown. Click here to read the full article.