Winston-Salem, NC Office

30+ Years of Trusted Legal Experience Serving Winston-Salem & Forsyth County

Bilingual Attorneys | 100 N. Main Street, Suite 500, Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Serving Kernersville, Clemmons, Lewisville, Rural Hall, Walkertown & Forsyth County

Winston-Salem Office Location

Contact Information

Address

100 N. Main Street, Suite 500

Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Saturday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Sunday: Closed

Visit Our Winston-Salem Office

Directions

Our Winston-Salem office is conveniently located downtown on North Main Street, easily accessible from I-40 and US-52, serving Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.

  • From I-40: Exit at US-52 North to downtown Winston-Salem
  • From Business 40: Exit at Main Street, head north
  • From Greensboro: Take I-40 West to US-52 North exit
  • Parking: Free parking available in office building

Specialized Legal Services in Winston-Salem

Our Winston-Salem office provides comprehensive legal support for Forsyth County residents, with particular expertise in:

Areas We Serve from Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Clemmons
Lewisville
Pfafftown
Rural Hall
Walkertown
Bethania

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Why Choose Our Winston-Salem Office

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Forsyth County Expertise

Deep knowledge of local courts and legal procedures in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County

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Bilingual Team

Fully bilingual staff serving the growing Hispanic community in the Triad area

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Downtown Location

Conveniently located in downtown Winston-Salem with easy access from I-40 and US-52

Trusted Legal Counsel in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Winston-Salem is the county seat of Forsyth County and one of the largest cities in North Carolina, home to more than 250,000 residents. The city sits at the heart of the Piedmont Triad alongside Greensboro and High Point, making it a significant commercial and industrial hub. Its growing Hispanic community — estimated at more than 15% of the city's population — faces unique legal challenges that require an attorney who understands both the law and the culture.

Vasquez Law Firm has served Winston-Salem and the greater Piedmont Triad for decades. Our attorneys are deeply familiar with the Forsyth County District Court, Forsyth County Superior Court, and the administrative agencies and immigration courts that serve North Carolina residents. Whether you are facing a criminal charge, dealing with an immigration issue, recovering from a workplace injury, or navigating a family matter, having a local attorney who knows these courts and their procedures can make a decisive difference in your outcome.

The manufacturing, healthcare, and service industries in Winston-Salem employ thousands of workers, many of whom are immigrants or first-generation Americans. Workplace injuries in factories, warehouses, healthcare facilities, and construction sites are common, and workers are often unaware of their rights under North Carolina's Workers' Compensation Act. Our attorneys explain those rights clearly, handle all communications with insurance companies, and fight for the full compensation our clients deserve — including medical benefits, disability payments, and vocational rehabilitation when needed.

For the Hispanic community specifically, navigating the legal system in a second language can be an overwhelming and isolating experience. At Vasquez Law Firm, our entire Winston-Salem team is fully bilingual. We conduct consultations, handle paperwork, and appear in court entirely in Spanish when our clients prefer. We also understand the cultural context that shapes our clients' lives, which allows us to provide legal guidance that is not only legally sound but also personally relevant.

Immigration Law Services for Forsyth County Residents

Immigration law is one of the most complex and consequential areas of federal law. A single missed deadline, an incorrectly completed form, or a failure to respond to a government request can result in deportation, a multi-year bar on re-entry, or denial of a green card. Our Winston-Salem immigration attorneys handle all aspects of immigration law, from family-based petitions and green card applications to deportation defense and asylum proceedings.

We help clients with DACA renewals, naturalization applications, consular processing, adjustment of status, and visa applications including H-1B, TN, E-2, and family preference visas. For clients who are facing removal proceedings, we appear before the Charlotte Immigration Court and the immigration courts serving North Carolina to present the strongest possible defense, including applications for cancellation of removal, withholding of removal, and Convention Against Torture protections.

Winston-Salem's proximity to multiple industrial corridors means many residents have employment-based immigration needs. We work with employers to file I-140 petitions, labor certification applications, and other employment-based filings. If you have received an RFE (Request for Evidence) or an intent to deny notice, contact us immediately — these notices have strict response deadlines and require a thorough, well-documented reply.

Forsyth County Courts: What You Need to Know

The Forsyth County Courthouse is located at 200 North Main Street in downtown Winston-Salem. It houses the District Court, which handles misdemeanor criminal cases, infractions, traffic violations, small claims, and most civil matters under $25,000. The Superior Court handles felony cases, significant civil disputes, and appeals from District Court. Knowing which court handles your matter, what procedures to follow, and what judges and prosecutors look for in a case requires local knowledge that only comes from years of practice in Forsyth County.

For criminal cases in Forsyth County, the District Attorney's Office evaluates cases based on the strength of evidence, prior records, and the nature of the alleged offense. Our attorneys have developed professional relationships with prosecutors and judges in Forsyth County, which enables us to negotiate more effectively on our clients' behalf. In appropriate cases, we pursue dismissals, deferred prosecutions, prayer for judgment continued (PJC), and other outcomes that minimize the long-term impact of a criminal charge on our clients' lives.

For civil matters including personal injury claims, workers' compensation disputes, and family law cases, our Winston-Salem attorneys are prepared to litigate aggressively when settlement is not possible or appropriate. We have trial experience across a wide range of case types and will never pressure you to accept an inadequate settlement just to close a file quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions — Winston-Salem Legal Services

Do I need a local attorney for a Forsyth County case?

While any licensed North Carolina attorney may technically appear in Forsyth County courts, having a local attorney who regularly practices there offers significant advantages. Local attorneys know the judges, prosecutors, and clerks, understand local court practices and scheduling norms, and have established professional relationships that can benefit your case. At Vasquez Law Firm, our Winston-Salem attorneys practice regularly in Forsyth County courts.

What if I was injured at work in Winston-Salem?

If you suffered a workplace injury in North Carolina, you must report the injury to your employer within 30 days and file a workers' compensation claim with the North Carolina Industrial Commission within two years of the injury. Many injured workers make mistakes that jeopardize their claims by waiting too long, giving recorded statements to insurance adjusters without legal representation, or accepting initial offers that do not fully cover their losses. Contact our Winston-Salem office immediately after a workplace injury to protect your rights.

Can undocumented immigrants get legal help in Winston-Salem?

Yes. Undocumented individuals have legal rights in the United States and may qualify for certain immigration benefits including DACA, U visas (for crime victims), VAWA protections, and in some cases, green cards through family relationships or other pathways. Our attorneys provide confidential consultations and will honestly explain all legal options available to you. We do not share client information with government agencies without your consent.

How much does it cost to hire a lawyer in Winston-Salem?

Legal fees depend on the type of case. For personal injury and workers' compensation cases, we work on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. For immigration and criminal defense matters, we offer free initial evaluations and flexible payment plans. We are transparent about our fees from the beginning and will never surprise you with unexpected charges.

Do you handle traffic violations in Forsyth County?

Yes. Our attorneys handle speeding tickets, reckless driving charges, driving while impaired (DWI), license suspension hearings, and other traffic-related matters in Forsyth County District Court. North Carolina's points system means that even a minor traffic conviction can raise your insurance rates significantly. In many cases, we are able to negotiate a reduction to an improper equipment charge or obtain a prayer for judgment continued (PJC) to prevent points from being assessed.

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Legal Guide

Legal Services for Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, and the Piedmont Triad

Forsyth County Courts and Piedmont Triad

Winston-Salem is the county seat of Forsyth County and the fifth-largest city in North Carolina, with a growing Hispanic and Latino population that needs bilingual legal services. Civil and criminal cases in the Winston-Salem area are heard at the Forsyth County Hall of Justice, 200 N. Main Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, where District Court handles misdemeanors, traffic violations, small claims, and domestic matters, while Superior Court handles felonies and civil cases exceeding $25,000. Immigration proceedings for Forsyth County residents are adjudicated at the Charlotte Immigration Court and the USCIS Charlotte Field Office. Vasquez Law Firm represents clients throughout Forsyth County and the broader Piedmont Triad region, including Greensboro (Guilford County), High Point, Kernersville, Clemmons, and Lewisville.

Full-Service Legal Practice Areas

Our Winston-Salem practice covers immigration law (family petitions, naturalization, DACA, TPS, asylum, and removal defense), personal injury claims from accidents on I-40, I-40 Business, US-421, and US-52, workers' compensation cases for employees injured at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Hanes Brands facilities, Reynolds American operations, and construction and manufacturing sites across the Triad, criminal defense for DWI, drug offenses, assault, and theft charges in Forsyth County courts, family law matters including divorce under North Carolina's one-year separation requirement (N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 50-6), and traffic violations including CDL infractions that threaten commercial driving careers.

Free Evaluations and Contingency Fees

Vasquez Law Firm offers free evaluations for Winston-Salem residents and accepts personal injury and workers' compensation cases on a contingency basis, you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Call 1-844-967-3536 to speak with a bilingual attorney who understands your legal needs. Se habla espanol.