Andrew Evans

Andrew likes to make fun of the fact that his family moved to North Carolina generations ago and that none of them have ever bothered to leave. Landing his acorn close to the family tree, Andrew has spent his entire life in the north state and can't envision living anywhere else.

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Born in landlocked Charlotte, Andrew betrayed his eastern Carolina family roots at an early age by never learning to sail. Instead, his formative years were spent as a member of the local Boy Scouts troop where he would ultimately earn the rank of Eagle Scout. Andrew set other roots in Charlotte by working as a lifeguard for Mecklenburg County for six years and graduating cum laude from the local university, UNC Charlotte.

After twenty-two years, Andrew left Charlotte for Raleigh and a Law Degree. He enrolled as a student of Campbell University's Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law and was fortunate enough to join both Campbell's Law Review and Mock Trial team. Beyond these accomplishments, and perhaps more importantly, it was during his time at Campbell that met his future wife, Molly, his colleagues at Capital City Law, and many of the friends that he keeps up with today.

Outside of work, Andrew loves to spend time with his wife, her dog, Thomas, and their son August at their home in Greensboro. He unfortunately follows his Carolina Panthers very closely and frequently talks about getting back into shape one day.

Andrew has focused his practice on real estate law in the Triad-area during his time working for Capital City Law. Andrew enjoys assisting everyone from first time home buyers purchasing residential property to sophisticated investors purchasing portfolios or commercial property.