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In her first Working Mother blog post, Nicole Sodoma shares her insights on whether nesting counts in court. Taking it one step further, is nesting right for you?
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Do you really need a day in court? Attorney Nicole Sodoma shares with Moms Charlotte four things to consider when divorcing.
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Do you have a will? U.S. News and World Report interviewed David DuFault on why music icon Prince’s death highlights why we all need a last will and testament.
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John Woodman, Business Attorney at Sodoma Law, spoke with Charlotte Five and shared six circumstances in which a business attorney could come in handy.
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The unfortunate circumstances surrounding music icon Prince’s lack of a will highlights why you need an estate plan. Business Insider spoke with Attorney David DuFault on why you should have a will (Estate Planning) in place.
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As news surfaced about music icon Prince passing away without a will, Sodoma Law Attorney David DuFault spoke with CNN Money and shared what may happen to your legacy if you die without an estate plan in place.
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The Sodoma Law Foundation partnered with Justice Initiatives to host its annual Evening at the Courthouse on April 28, 2016.
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The Charlotte Observer highlighted Mecklenburg’s annual fundraiser for the state court system. The evening took place on April 28, 2016, and the Sodoma Law Foundation was a supportive sponsor.
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In her Huffington Post: Divorce article, Nicole Sodoma covers Madonna: Icon (and Single Working Mother with Custody Issues). Because even the non-celebrity can relate to the challenges of post-divorce co-parenting of a teenager.
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Meeting with a family law attorney can be scary, but it shouldn’t be! In an article on Moms Charlotte, Sodoma Law Attorney Penelope Hefner shares why the reasons for scheduling an appointment with a Family Law attorney include far more than divorce.
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