Last modified by Angela McIlveen - 1 month ago

Robert Dimitrov

Job Title
Department

Robert DimitrovRobert Dimitrov – Paralegal | Charlotte Office

Robert “Rob” Dimitrov is a dedicated family law paralegal in our Charlotte office, where he brings an international perspective, strong academic background, and unwavering commitment to client service. With formal legal training in both Europe and the United States, Rob supports our attorneys with diligence, precision, and a passion for helping clients navigate difficult family transitions.

Originally from Kozloduy, Bulgaria, Rob was raised in a family of nuclear engineers but chose to forge his own path in the legal profession. He earned his Bachelor of Laws (LL.B., with Honours) from the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the United Kingdom. Following his graduation, he was selected as the 2021 International Merit Scholar at Wake Forest University School of Law, where he earned a Master of Laws (LL.M.) with a focus on the U.S. legal system.

Rob discovered his passion for family law during an internship where he served as a legal researcher and content creator for a family law firm. Since then, he has focused his career on supporting clients through matters involving divorce, custody, support, and equitable distribution. Rob is known for his strong research skills, proactive communication, and dedication to providing exceptional legal support to both clients and attorneys.

Fluent in multiple cultures and legal systems, Rob brings a global awareness and thoughtful approach to every case. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International and a student member of the North Carolina Bar Association.

Outside of the office, Rob is an avid traveler who enjoys discovering new places, exploring the arts, and trying just about every sport he can—always up for a challenge and new experience.

Location
yuzo_related_post_metabox
Array
et_enqueued_post_fonts
Array
et_enqueued_post_fonts
Array Array {"gph":0,"divi":"4.27.4","wp":"6.8.3","enable_all_character_sets":"on"}