Court Isn’t a Scary Place
Buncombe County Courthouse
60 Court PlazaSpecial Proceedings Courtroom
Asheville, NC 28801-3509
United States
Event Details
Join us as we dive into all things court-related. Page Morgan with Loebsack & Brownlee will share a synopsis of preparing to come to Magistrates court and be available to answer your questions.
We will also welcome Judge Knight from Buncombe County who will be available to answer your questions. To help us prepare for this discussion, please send in your questions by March 19.
Lunch will be provided. Free to attend, register in advance to let us know you're coming. Space is limited to 25.
2 CECs
Lunch & the seminar provided by:
Getting to the Courthouse
The address is 60 Court Plaza, Asheville, Special Proceedings Courtroom.
If you go through security do not use the elevators that are in front of you. Turn down the hallway to the right and use the elevators for the original/old courthouse. The courtroom is on the 2nd floor and is next to the Small Claims courtroom. The security deputies are very friendly and can help direct you if needed.
Please park in the parking deck directly across the street from the courthouse.
Meet Your Instructors
Joseph Knight graduated from Cherryville High School in 1976, Mars Hill College in 1980, and New York University in 1985. He began his Buncombe County Courthouse career in Booking and Holding on July 1, 1990 as a sworn deputy sheriff.
After serving in various offices, Joe attended NC Central University Law School in 2000. After practicing criminal defense and family law, he was sworn in as magistrate on October 1, 2007. Joe has been the magistrate judge in Small Claims ever since.
Page Morgan was born and raised in Gastonia, NC. She received her JD from Campbell University and has been practicing law for over 30 years. After selling her firm, she joined L&B in 2022 and brings a wealth of civil procedure and trial experience to the firm. She’s been known to show up unexpectedly with homemade banana pudding. She is an enthusiastic tap dancer (not talented) and has previously served on the local school board and ABC commission. She and her husband call Cleveland County home where they raised their two sons.