Connie J. Vetter, Attorney at Law, PLLC
Attorney in Charlotte, NC
- Address
- 1208 The Plaza, Charlotte, NC, 28205
- Phone
- (704) 333-4000
- Website
- cjvlaw.com
About Connie J. Vetter, Attorney at Law, PLLC
Connie J. Vetter has practiced law in Charlotte, North Carolina since 1994, running her firm from an office at 1208 The Plaza. A graduate of Northeastern University School of Law and The Ohio State University, Vetter built a practice centered on estate planning, parenting, adoption, name changes, and gender marker corrections, with particular depth serving North Carolina's LGBTQ+ community alongside straight individuals and couples. The firm describes its mission as providing legal services to the state's "diverse community, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer/questioning, transgender, and non-binary/gender diverse individuals and couples as well as straight individuals and couples," reflecting more than three decades of focused work in family and estate law. Vetter's professional memberships underscore that focus: she has belonged to the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association since 2013, and also holds membership in the LGBT Family Law Institute, the Pauli Murray LGBTQ+ Bar Association, the North Carolina State Bar, and the Mecklenburg County Bar. In 2026, the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association recognized her with its Leading Family Law Practitioner Award, honoring her decades of service and commitment to LGBTQ+ families. Her professional papers are archived at UNC Charlotte's Special Collections, a marker of her long-standing role in North Carolina legal history. Clients can reach the firm by phone or text, and mail is directed to a Charlotte PO Box. For families navigating adoption, parenting arrangements, name changes, or estate planning, particularly LGBTQ+ families seeking an attorney experienced in their specific legal needs, Vetter's more than 30 years of practice in the same city offer continuity and deep local expertise.
Connie J. Vetter has practiced law in Charlotte since 1994, building a firm known for its work with North Carolina's LGBTQ+ community as well as straight individuals and couples navigating adoption, parenting, and estate planning. A graduate of Northeastern University School of Law and The Ohio State University, she has spent more than three decades focused on family law issues at the intersection of LGBTQ+ rights, joining the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association in 2013 and holding memberships in the LGBT Family Law Institute and the Pauli Murray LGBTQ+ Bar Association. Her long record of advocacy led UNC Charlotte's Special Collections to archive her professional papers, and in 2026 the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association honored her with its Leading Family Law Practitioner Award for decades of service to LGBTQ+ families in North Carolina.
Services
- estate planning
- adoption law
- name changes
- gender marker corrections
- parenting law
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