FAQ

Can I move before modifying child custody? *The short answer is yes, however, it is not in your best interest to do so as moving before modifying child custody can result in the other parent gaining emergency custody of your child. It is in your best interest to seek...

The Ease of Using Zoom to Meet with Your Attorney

In life, sometimes we have to expect the unexpected. We can lay out our best plans … and circumstances simply turn out otherwise. This is true in all aspects of life, and meeting with your attorney is no different. Sometimes, an in-person meeting is ideal, but for one...

What to Do Before filing for Divorce

Prior to pursuing a divorce in North Carolina there are a few steps to consider to be sure that you are making the best decisions. Those steps include: Speaking with a marriage counselor or other professional who may be able to save your marriage. A marriage counselor...

How to Choose a divorce Attorney

Who you chose to represent you for your separation and divorce will make a big difference in how you feel during the process. Having an attorney who is truly dedicated to helping you achieve your goals and actually listens to you will help to reduce your fears and...

Preparing to Meet with an Attorney

If you’ve decided to divorce, you probably didn’t arrive at that decision easily. For most couples, it is a difficult decision to make – but the truth is that making that decision is the first decision of only many that will follow. How you make the other...

What if my ex violates a court order?

A person who violates a court order involving custody, child support, visitation, alimony and other family law issues can be found in contempt of court and face jail time for such a violation. A couple of North Carolina cases have highlighted and addressed these...