Career
Henry P. Fowler practices law as an attorney with Childers, Fowler & Childers, P.A., where his documented position is that of partner. The firm's office is at 135 South Main Street in Mount Holly, North Carolina. The P.A. designation indicates that the firm is organized as a professional association, a business form that North Carolina permits for licensed professionals such as attorneys.
Mount Holly is a small city in northeastern Gaston County, on the western bank of the Catawba River, roughly twenty minutes northwest of Charlotte. Its growth began with the Mount Holly Cotton Mill, started in 1875, which gave the community its present name. The town was incorporated in 1879 and developed as a textile center. As manufacturing declined, Mount Holly became a residential community within the Charlotte metropolitan area, which places a local practice in a regional legal market centered on Charlotte.
The practice areas associated with Fowler are general civil and criminal practice, trial work, probate, real estate, corporation, and insurance law. Probate concerns the administration of estates after a death, while real estate and corporation law address property transactions and business organizations. Insurance law governs the relationships between insurers and policyholders, and trial work refers to litigation conducted before courts.