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All too often, a person who abuses alcohol or drugs is unwilling to admit to themselves, much less a Court, that they have a problem with drugs or alcohol. ...
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All too often, a person who abuses alcohol or drugs is unwilling to admit to themselves, much less a Court, that they have a problem with drugs or alcohol. ...
If you are considering seeking a protective order or have been accused of acts of domestic violence, it is best practice to contact an experienced family law attorney to protect...
In North Carolina, changing your last name contemporaneously with getting a divorce is easier than you might think. Though the process can be paper intensive, an experienced family law attorney,...
North Carolina requires that spouses live separate and apart from each other with at least one of them intending to end the marriage. ...
Chances are when you meet with a family law attorney for the first time, your experience with attorneys is limited. Come prepared to your divorce consultation with at least these...
Several laws in North Carolina address crimes involving domestic relationships, although the relationship requirement varies. In order for a judge to issue a Domestic Violence Protective Order (or a “DVPO”),...
At least a few times per year, a client comes into my office and declares that he or she has made the decision to relocate and to take the children...
Divorce is a stressful and emotional process. Here are four practical tips to consider if you are going through a divorce in the next year. ...
Witnessing many divorces up close and personal, divorce lawyers are in a unique position to hear their clients’ stories and understand the factors that often lead to separation and divorce....
It is not uncommon for clients to fear moving out of the marital home because they do not want to be accused of “abandonment.” In the civil context, abandonment has...