Bryan A. Corbett
Attorney at Law

Bryan A. Corbett is the founding attorney of The Law Office of Bryan A. Corbett, PLLC, where he brings a wealth of experience as a seasoned trial attorney, former judge, and family financial mediator certified by the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission. His practice primarily focuses on divorce and family law, criminal defense, and traffic offenses. Known for his calm, strategic approach and commitment to achieving fair outcomes, Bryan is a strong advocate both in and out of the courtroom. 

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Bryan's distinguished legal career includes service as a former District Court Judge for Iredell and Alexander Counties from January 2021 to March 2025. During his tenure on the bench, he presided over a wide range of matters, including civil and criminal cases, family law disputes, juvenile proceedings, and traffic offenses. He also served as one of the district's Veteran Treatment Court judges, underscoring his commitment to supporting those who have served our country. 

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Prior to his time on the bench, Bryan was the managing partner at Harbinson, Brzykcy & Corbett, LLP, where he led a general trial practice with a focus on family law and criminal defense. In 2019, he was elected President of the local District Bar Association, which includes all attorneys and judges in Iredell and Alexander Counties. 

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Bryan is a Family Financial Mediator certified by the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission, where he serves as a neutral third party to help families navigate conflict and reach equitable solutions outside of court.

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Bryan is a proud native of Iredell County. He attended both West Iredell and North Iredell High Schools before graduating from Alexander Central.  He attended Western Carolina University on a baseball scholarship, graduating from WCU in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in Construction Management and a minor in Business Administration. 

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Bryan's hopes of pursuing a professional baseball career were dashed by shoulder surgery in 2007. After graduating from WCU, Bryan moved to San Antonio, Texas to work as a project superintendent with his late father's construction company, traveling throughout the United States building facilities for our armed forces. 

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In 2012, he moved back to North Carolina upon his admission to law school. During his next three years, Bryan became intimately familiar with the inner workings of the courtroom during his internships at the Iredell County District Attorney's Office, the Mecklenburg County District Attorney's Office, the United States Attorney's Office, and a private law firm located in Charlotte. 

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Bryan refocused his determination and competitive nature from the ballfield to the classroom, graduating magna cum laude from law school in 2015. He further distinguished himself by serving as Senior Executive Editor of the Charlotte Law Review, as a Charlotte Law Ambassador, and frequently volunteered at the Charlotte Men's Shelter. Bryan also sat on the executive board of the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society and was a member of the Moot Court Honor Board. 

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Outside of the legal profession, Bryan is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys hunting, playing competitive softball, and crafting his well-known "Jailhouse Jerky."