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Let’s Go To Mediation! – Part I
Mediation Series: Part I You’ve decided to separate from your spouse and think you’re on the same page about sharing time with the kids and dividing up your property. You do not want to spend a lot of money on lawyers and have heard that mediation may be a good way to...
A Parent’s Right to Records
In child custody cases, relations between co-parents can sometimes turn unpleasant. When this is the case, it is common for one or both parents to become uncommunicative and unwilling to share important information regarding the child, such as medical records or...
The Impact of Divorce on Stay-At-Home Fathers
The trend is growing. More and more fathers are staying home to care for their children while mothers work outside the home. (see: https://charlotte.axios.com/87205/stay-at-home-dads-charlotte/). This blog explores the impact on fathers’ rights when they stop being...
Prenups are for Millennials
Congratulations on your engagement! You’re in love and planning the wedding of your dreams. Deciding on the venue, guest list and menu are just a few of the many decisions you will need to make before the big day. But what about signing a prenup? You may have noticed...
Subpoenas & Family Law Matters
Legal matters involving family members can become very emotional and stressful. When tensions are running high, some family members may be hesitant to testify or give up evidence that may relate to the case at hand. If this is the case, a subpoenamay be brought into...
Pet Custody
For most people, pets are seen as beloved family members. A bond formed with a pet is something that cannot be easily replaced. Because of this, problems can arise when determining who will get custody of a pet in a separation or divorce. How does North Carolina law...
Business Valuation ??
The Basics of Business Valuation In many cases, one of the most contentious issues in a family law proceeding is the valuation and distribution of marital property. When the couple owns a business together, the process can become even more complicated. Because of...
Divorcing in the New Year
It is no secret to anyone that 2020 was a difficult year that brought on many unexpected challenges. Now that what felt like a never-ending year is finally over, most people are determined to make 2021 a better year than the last. The start of a new year always brings...
Gift-Giving & Co-Parenting
The first holiday season post-separation and/or divorce can be stressful for those with children. On top of coordinating holiday visitation schedules, those that co-parent may also be worried about how gift-giving will be handled. Following a separation and/or...
What Rights do NC Grandparents Have?
Grandparents Rights in North Carolina Most of North Carolina’s custody and visitation laws address potential custody disputes between parents. Because of this, grandparents can often be left wondering what rights they have to visitation and/or custody when the parents...