by Hailey N. Amico What Is a Guardian ad Litem (Best Interest Attorney) in a North Carolina custody case? Custody cases are emotional, deeply personal, and carry high stakes. Parents are often focused (understandably) on their own time, rights, and frustrations or... read more
Family law cases can be emotionally charged, especially when they involve strained parent-child relationships. Reunification therapy is a specialized form of therapy aimed at repairing these relationships and fostering healthy communication. This guide explains what... read more
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important questions is how their children’s needs will be met. In North Carolina, child support is designed to ensure that both parents contribute to the financial well-being of their children. Whether you are the... read more
Divorce is emotional. It’s messy. And in the age of oversharing, it’s tempting to vent your frustrations with a well-crafted Instagram caption or a spicy Facebook post. But here’s the truth every family law attorney wishes more people knew: what you post online can... read more
Answering Questions on Adoption in North Carolina Adoption can be a complex and emotional process, and it’s important to understand the legal requirements and procedures involved. In North Carolina, there are specific laws and regulations governing the adoption... read more
