In Winston-Salem, North Carolina, a mother faces charges after her young children, ages 3 and 5, were left home alone and reported missing, igniting a crucial conversation on parental responsibilities. This incident provides a stark backdrop to many parents’ pressing question: “How old do my kids need to be before I can leave them home […]
How Old Do My Kids Need To Be Before I Can Leave Them Home Alone? Read More »
Going through a divorce means making many changes, especially when it comes to money and taking care of your kids. If you’re a North Carolina parent, you might wonder how your child’s private school fees fit into the child support you’ll need to sort out. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand how the
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Negotiation is an ever-present part of our lives, whether it’s haggling over the price of a car or discussing the terms of a job offer. In most negotiations, the parties involved usually have common interests and work together to find a mutually beneficial solution. However, the dynamics change significantly when it comes to negotiation in
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Making the decision to end a marriage is never easy. It often involves a long and emotionally taxing process, and the first step in this journey can be crucial in setting the course for what lies ahead. If you find yourself in this situation in North Carolina, the first critical step toward getting a divorce
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The decision to change your name after marriage is a deeply personal one, symbolizing the union of two lives into one. In North Carolina, the process is relatively straightforward, but it does require some paperwork and a bit of patience. Whether you’re a soon-to-be bride or a newlywed couple, this article will guide you to
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Divorce, undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences, can exacerbate a couple’s existing problems due to the often adversarial and emotionally taxing process in the court system. Recognizing the profound toll this can take on individuals and families, a growing number of professionals in North Carolina have been championing a more humane and constructive method
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In North Carolina, the recent legislative developments have raised concerns about the rights and well-being of LGBTQ+ community members, particularly transgender youth. The passage of HB808, which bans gender-affirming medical care for transgender individuals under 18, can be seen as discriminatory and detrimental to the mental health and overall health of transgender youth. While it’s essential to
Inclusivity First: A Family Lawyer’s Take on North Carolina’s Recent Legislation Read More »
Divorce or separation is never easy, especially when children are involved. Amidst the emotional turmoil, parents may sometimes find themselves entangled in a phenomenon known as Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). In this article, we’ll explore what PAS is, its impact on families, and how to address this distressing issue. What is Parental Alienation Syndrome? Parental
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Child support plays a crucial role in family law, ensuring children receive the financial support they need, especially in parental separation or divorce cases. In North Carolina, determining child support can be complex, especially when addressing retroactive child support, which aims to compensate a custodial parent for expenses incurred on behalf of a child before
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Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and complicated process. One of the critical aspects of divorce proceedings is the division of assets and liabilities, commonly known as equitable distribution. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss the concept of equitable distribution, exploring its meaning, principles, and strategies for achieving fairness in divorce settlements. Whether you’re a
Equitable Distribution Made Easy: Get Your Fair Share in Divorce Read More »
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