Andrew S Bullard

Originally from Grand Haven, Michigan, Andrew Bullard attended the University of Michigan, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. He later attended Michigan State University College of Law and obtained his J.D. in 2010. Andrew Bullard primarily practices estate planning, estate administration, special needs law and guardianships at the firm. Andrew’s experience includes assisting individuals and families as they navigate the process of planning and administering estates and trusts. Additionally, he guides fiduciaries through their duties in the probate process and helps families plan for the care of loved ones with long-term special needs. Andrew takes pride in helping his clients design and implement plans to achieve their goals for the future, while assisting them every step of the way. Currently, Andrew is a member of the North Carolina State Bar, the Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law section of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Durham County Bar Association and the Durham Orange Estate Planning Council. He also assists Veterans as a Veterans Affairs accredited attorney. Andrew lives in Cary with his wife, Noelle, and spends his free time running, playing basketball, and serving as a Guardian ad Litem for Orange County.