Introduction
Nearly 20 years of practicing law in Greensboro, North Carolina, has given Alex Kreager a command of Guilford and Randolph County courts that shapes how every case his office takes on is approached and handled. The firm at 318 South Eugene Street, Suite 106, Greensboro, North Carolina 27401 serves clients across four distinct legal areas, personal injury, family and domestic law, criminal defense, and business law, making it a resource for individuals and families who may face more than one legal challenge at a time. Flexible payment plans and free consultations reflect a practice built around making legal help accessible rather than exclusive.
The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and can be reached at 336-691-8860.
Practice Areas
Personal Injury
The firm handles personal injury claims arising from auto accidents, dog bites, and other miscellaneous injury situations. Personal injury cases require establishing that another party’s negligence or wrongful conduct caused the harm, and the path from injury to recovery involves building that factual record clearly enough that insurers or courts recognize it. Auto accidents are the most common personal injury matter in North Carolina, and dog bite cases present their own particular liability framework under state law.
Clients working with Alex Kreager benefit from having an attorney who begins building an effective strategy from day one, which is how the firm describes its approach to client engagement. Early involvement matters because the evidence that supports a claim is often most accessible in the weeks immediately following an incident.
Family and Domestic Law
Family law matters cover some of the most personal decisions people face: how assets and debts are divided when a marriage ends, how children are supported and with whom they live, what amount of alimony a spouse receives, and what legal protections are available to someone dealing with domestic violence. The firm handles all of these matters in Guilford and Randolph Counties.
Divorce involves not only the formal dissolution of a marriage but also property division, debt allocation, and, where applicable, spousal support. Child support and child custody disputes sit at the center of many family law cases and require close attention to what North Carolina courts treat as the governing standard: the best interests of the child. Restraining orders and 50B domestic violence cases carry immediate consequences for the parties involved, and these matters are handled with the urgency they require.
Criminal Defense
Criminal charges alter the trajectory of a person’s life. The firm’s criminal defense practice covers domestic violence charges, drug charges, traffic violations and speeding cases, DWI, and assault. Each of these categories carries different procedural requirements and different potential consequences, and an attorney who handles all of them within one practice develops a comprehensive view of how North Carolina’s criminal courts operate.
DWI charges in North Carolina are treated with particular seriousness by the legislature and the courts. Effective defense requires understanding the specific conditions under which charges can be challenged, from the initial stop through the breath or chemical test to the charging instrument itself.
Expungement of criminal charges is also part of the firm’s practice. A prior criminal record can affect housing, employment, and professional licensing long after a sentence has been served. Where expungement is available under North Carolina law, clearing that record is a meaningful and practical form of legal relief.
Business Law
The firm handles business incorporations for clients who are forming new business entities. Incorporation requires selecting the right structure, preparing and filing the necessary documents, and understanding the ongoing obligations that follow. Alex Kreager’s range across multiple practice areas means he can also serve as ongoing legal counsel for business owners who encounter employment disputes, contracts, or other legal issues alongside their company formation needs.
Attorney Profile
Alex Kreager has been practicing law in Greensboro for nearly two decades. That tenure builds institutional knowledge: familiarity with local courts and judges, understanding of how cases in this jurisdiction tend to develop, and a network of professional relationships that inform how matters are handled. The firm’s approach, working with clients from day one to develop effective strategies, reflects an emphasis on early engagement rather than reactive responses once a situation has already deteriorated.
Flexible payment plans and free consultations are structural commitments to accessibility. Legal problems do not arrive on schedules calibrated to clients’ financial situations, and the firm’s payment structure acknowledges that.
Location and Service Area
The office is located at 318 South Eugene Street, Suite 106, in Greensboro, North Carolina 27401. The service area covers Guilford County and Randolph County, which together encompass Greensboro, High Point, Archdale, and the surrounding communities of central North Carolina’s Piedmont region.
Client Focus
The clients at Alex C Kreager, Attorney at Law span a wide range of legal situations. Some are individuals injured in accidents who need representation against insurance companies or negligent parties. Some are families working through the legal dimensions of separation and divorce. Some are individuals facing criminal charges with consequences for their employment, freedom, or immigration status. Some are entrepreneurs forming the business they have spent years planning.
What connects these clients is the need for practical, specific legal guidance from an attorney who knows the local courts and invests in each case from the beginning. The firm’s breadth across four practice areas means that a client who first comes in for a family law matter and later faces a criminal charge, or who needs incorporation alongside contract advice, can address those needs with an attorney who already knows their background.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the firm offer free consultations?
A: Yes. Alex Kreager offers free consultations to prospective clients. The firm also provides flexible payment plans for clients who need legal representation but face financial constraints.
Q: Can the firm handle both a divorce and a domestic violence restraining order?
A: Yes. The firm handles divorce, child support, child custody, spousal support, and domestic violence restraining orders, including 50B cases, within its family and domestic law practice.
Q: What is a 50B case?
A: A 50B case in North Carolina refers to a domestic violence protective order proceeding under Chapter 50B of the North Carolina General Statutes. These orders provide legal protection for individuals experiencing domestic violence and can include provisions related to housing, custody, and contact restrictions.
Q: Does the firm handle expungements?
A: Yes. Where a prior criminal charge qualifies for expungement under North Carolina law, the firm assists clients through that process. Clearing an eligible record can have lasting practical benefits for employment and housing.
Q: What criminal charges does the firm defend?
A: The firm handles domestic violence charges, drug charges, traffic violations and speeding, DWI, and assault matters in Guilford and Randolph Counties.
Closing
The breadth of practice at Alex C Kreager, Attorney at Law reflects a deliberate choice to serve clients across the full range of legal situations they are likely to encounter. A Greensboro resident who has been in a car accident, is going through a divorce, or is facing a DWI charge is not a specialized subset of the population. These are common situations that call for accessible, experienced local representation. With nearly 20 years of practice in Guilford County, flexible payment arrangements, and free initial consultations, the firm is reachable at 336-691-8860 for clients throughout Guilford and Randolph Counties.
Website: https://alexkreagerlaw.com