Attorney at Henson Fuerst
Ms. Duvoisin joined Henson Fuerst in 2003, having litigated complex cases in courts across the state of North Carolina. With nearly 40 years of experience, she focuses on land condemnation, land contamination, and related claims. A frequent lecturer, Ms. Duvoisin teaches continuing education courses for other lawyers and educates public groups in-state, nationally, and internationally. She enjoys helping clients throughout North Carolina, including Western North Carolina. Ms. Duvoisin has served in leadership roles as both the District Bar President for the 24th Judicial District of North Carolina (a five- county district in western North Carolina) and as the Watauga County Bar Association President.

Attorney at Morningstar Law Group
Mr. Ghosh is a real estate lawyer in Raleigh who focuses his practice on land use and zoning and commercial real estate. Before practicing law, he worked in land development with a locally-based company. His background in the business better enables Mr. Ghosh to understand his clients’ needs and assist them in obtaining and protecting entitlements from local governments and state agencies. He also supports the firm’s transactional real estate law practice and has experience with reviewing and drafting lease and purchase agreements as well as other real estate-related documents. Mr. Ghosh is proud to call Durham his home and hopes to help shape the bright future of his hometown.

Attorney at Morningstar Law Group
Ms. Oxford focuses her practice in commercial real estate law. She assists her clients with all aspects of real estate development, including acquisitions, sales, financings, development, and leasing. Ms. Oxford has a passion for real estate which, combined with an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering and a master’s degree in Regional Planning, uniquely situates her to understand clients’ needs and provide relevant advice.

Partner/Owner at Morgan & Perry Law
Mr. Perry is one of the founding partners of Morgan & Perry Law, P.L.L.C. As a partner at the firm, he leads the practice’s Real Estate Division. Mr. Perry’s primary focus is on residential and commercial transactions. He approaches each case using Morgan & Perry Law’s philosophy of client-based, holistic service to create an enduring relationship with clients. Mr. Perry graduated from Campbell University’s Trust and Wealth Management program with a bachelor’s degree of Business Administration and a minor in Financial Planning, and he also graduated from Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. During his time in law school, he served as an officer in the Campbell Law Honor Court, Old Kivett Advocacy Council, and the Federalist Society. He also volunteered with Legal Aid of North Carolina and Disability Rights NC. While in law school, Mr. Perry worked for United States Magistrate Judge James E. Gates, interned at the Federal Public Defender’s Office, and represented criminal defendants as a clerk at the Powell Law Firm.

Attorney at Henson Fuerst
Mr. Sack joined the Henson Fuerst land condemnation division after eight years in the office of the North Carolina Attorney General. There, he represented the Department of Transportation’s Construction and Condemnation sections litigating all types of condemnation claims on behalf of the State—including commercial properties, convenience stores, shopping centers, residential and agricultural properties, and billboard display advertisements. Mr. Sack brings to Henson Fuerst over 20 years of experience representing clients and litigating cases at the trial and appellate court levels. He also has extensive experience in pre-trial litigation and mediations.

Partner at Hansen, Howell & Wilkie
Ms. Wilkie is a partner with Hansen, Howell & Wilkie, PLLC, in Raleigh. Upon graduating from law school at UNC-Chapel Hill, she began her practice as a real estate attorney, focusing on residential closings and civil litigation.  Gradually the firm transitioned away from a transactional practice toward more litigation, including quiet title, adverse possession, eminent domain, and condemnation matters.  Ms. Wilkie also serves as North Carolina outside underwriting counsel for Alliant National Title Insurance Company.