Exceptional Advocacy From Three Board-Certified Family Law Attorneys
When a co-parent stops making court-ordered child support payments, the financial and emotional pressure can be overwhelming. You depend on these payments to care for your children. Child support orders are a binding court judgment. Nonpayment has serious, enforceable...
If you’re a parent and divorce is on the horizon, you’ll likely find that the divorce process can be extremely challenging. You’ll want to shield your child from the details and the negative aspects of it. Meanwhile, you’ll be dealing with their anxiety and...
When divorce involves substantial financial investments, business interests, real estate and complex assets, the choices you make during a divorce can profoundly impact your financial health moving forward. What can you do to protect your interests during a high-asset...
Many couples prefer to use their state’s no-fault option, even if they have “grounds” for divorce under state law. This can help them maintain some privacy around their divorce. That’s particularly important for parents. In North Carolina, a couple can get a no-fault...