Batch, Poore, & Williams

Specialties

Batch, Poore, & Williams, PC law firm in Raleigh is where clients come first. We’re proud of our proven ability to provide client-​friendly family law, immigration law, criminal defense, business law and estate planning attorneys to protect your rights and best interests.

We build lasting relationships with our clients through trust, attentiveness and superior client service. Whether you’re a couple contemplating divorce, a young family with estate planning goals, or an aspiring North Carolina businessperson about to open your own company, make Batch & Poore your home for astute advice and quality representation. Contact us today to get started.

History

Established in 2005.

If you’re a Raleigh or Durham in trouble with the law, a local entrepreneur eyeing a new business startup, a young family with future estate planning needs, or an established couple who has decided to divorce, our versatile lawyers have answers to all of your legal questions at Batch, Poore, & Williams, LLP. At our busy, full-​service law practice, the client comes first.

With over 20 years combined experience, we approach the job of helping you with the same community-​involved mindset that contributes to our charitable work outside the office. Our knowledgeable, energetic attorneys, Sydney Batch, Shannon Poore, and J. Patrick Williams simply enjoy being of service to others. Our experience and advice are especially helpful in areas of family, juvenile, and criminal law, which have been strong focus areas for all of our attorneys. Hear what our clients have to say about us.

Meet the Business Owner

Sydney B.

Business Owner

Sydney J. Batch, J.D., M.S.W. is one of the founding partners of Batch Poore & Williams, LLP. Sydney Batch grew up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. As a triple tarheel, Sydney received her Bachelor of Arts in English, a Master of Social Work and a Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Mrs. Batch is actively involved in a variety of committees and organizations involving both family law and juvenile matters. In 2007, Mrs. Batch was appointed by Justice Sarah Parker of the North Carolina Supreme Court to a three-​year appointment position on the North Carolina Family Court Advisory Committee. Justice Parker appointed Mrs. Batch to another three year appointment in 2010. In 2009, Justice Sarah Parker appointed her to the North Carolina Family Court Advisory subcommittee ad hoc workgroup on disproportionate representation of minority children in the child welfare system.