Biography
W. Carey Parker has been practicing law as a general practitioner for nearly a decade with his primary focus on trial work in the areas of family law, civil litigation, and land and estate disputes.
Carey thrives on helping his clients find creative solutions to complex legal issues. He recognizes that his clients frequently come to him at a turning point in their lives or their family’s lives and that they are seeking legal counsel to achieve the best possible outcome on the other side of a path that has unexpectedly diverged. Carey’s ability to think outside the box to come up with mediated solutions to problems is often the best course of action for his clients, but when mediation is not in the cards, he has the experience and skill set for aggressive litigation.
Carey attended North Carolina Central University School of Law in Durham, North Carolina, during which he interned at the North Carolina Court of Appeals in the Chambers of Justice Samuel Ervin IV. Carey’s love of politics and dedication to community have led him to be involved in local politics as Chair person for the Iredell County Democrats and to run for District Court Judge in 2016. Carey is presently serving as an Elder at First Presbyterian Church Statesville where he also teaches Youth Confirmation Class and is a Youth Group Leader. Carey is presently on the Ethics review board of Gordon Hospice House and has further served his community on the Iredell Museums Board of Trustees and Downtown Statesville Development Corporation Board of Trustees.
Carey was born and raised in the Mitchell College neighborhood of Statesville by his parents, founding partner, David Parker and Sally Parker. Carey attended the public schools of Iredell County including Statesville High School before attending Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA. After completing law school Carey returned to Statesville with his wife, Annie, to raise a family and join Parker Law Offices. Carey and Annie now have two daughters, Evie and Willa, and live in downtown Statesville where they are members of First Presbyterian Church and are active in the community. They enjoy hiking and camping as a family and Carey is a passionate fly fisherman and outdoorsman.