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Post Separation Abuse
By Danielle Walle People often believe that their divorce will be the most difficult part of their marriage. Oftentimes, they are wrong. Sometimes, it’s the aftermath that can make things so much worse. Perhaps [...]
Milking it for Custody
By Danielle Walle The decisions on how to raise your child are personal and every family is different, from even before a child is born. Home birth? C-section? Once you get home, does baby [...]
Post Separation Abuse
By Danielle Walle People often believe that their divorce will be the most difficult part of their marriage. Oftentimes, they are wrong. Sometimes, it’s the aftermath that can make things so much worse. Perhaps [...]
Milking it for Custody
By Danielle Walle The decisions on how to raise your child are personal and every family is different, from even before a child is born. Home birth? C-section? Once you get home, does baby [...]
Court Allows Former Executives To Enforce Arbitration Agreement Regarding Trade Secrets, Breach Of Corporate Fiduciary Duty, And Computer Information Theft
By Bryan Tyson In Banq, Inc. v. Scott Purcell, et al., Banq, a financial services company dealing with cryptocurrencies and NFTs, sued three former executives, alleging that they stole trade secrets, breached their corporate [...]
Calculating Child Support: Do My Bonuses Count as Income?
by Alexis Gadzinski So, it looks like you’re going to be on the hook for child support. According to the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines, your obligation is based on your gross income (income [...]
Five Things to Consider If You Might File a Disability Claim in 2023
by Bryan Tyson With the new year here, people often reassess their many things in their lives, including their employment situation. For individuals suffering from a medical illness or injury, that may include considering filing [...]
End of Year Planning for Your Business
The end of the year can be a hectic time for everyone, and that's no different for small business owners. To try to make it slightly less so, we've put together an end-of-year checklist [...]
Planning for the Holidays
The holidays can be a difficult time of year when parents are newly separated. It is important to have a holiday parenting plan in place to minimize conflict and stress during this busy time of [...]
Introduction to Custody
Written by Danielle Walle. THIS IS THE FIRST IN A SERIES ABOUT PARENTING PLANS AND THE MYRIAD OPTIONS THAT EXIST FOR PARENTS. Future installments will outline options in greater depth and detail. Sometimes, it [...]
Can I Recover Attorney Fees if I Win My Case?
By: Keith Manning Rivenbark Almost every client will ask the same question at the start of any litigation, “can I recover attorney fees?” The choice to pursue litigation may hinge upon how much a [...]
Adultery and Alimony: What Evidence Do You Need to Prove Your Spouse Cheated?
Written by Alexis Gadzinski First, let’s start with some background. Alimony is financial support given to a financially dependent spouse or former spouse by a supporting spouse. However, under North Carolina General Statutes Chapter [...]