by Kelsey Queen
Free Trader Agreements Explained! In North Carolina, when married couples separate, they are required to live separate and apart for one year prior to filing for an absolute divorce. North Carolina is an Equitable Distribution state, which means that real and personal...
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by Sodoma Law
The Sprinkle vs Johnson case is an important reminder that even in family law, there are basic requirements that must be met to protect an individual’s constitutional rights. Read the Full Post...
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by Kelsey Queen
Spousal Support, Child Support, and Kelly Clarkson The details of Kelly Clarkson’s divorce have dominated news articles with reports of Clarkson’s court ordered obligations to pay her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstone, staggering amounts of spousal support and child...
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by Sodoma Law
One: It may get worse before it gets better. Emotions can run high during the separation and divorce process. It is a monumental...
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by Sodoma Law
Can I Get a New Judge Assigned to My Case? In the years following superstars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s divorce their personal lives have been front page news for tabloids. Based on the coverage, most would agree the custody dispute between the two celebrities has...
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by Ginny Conley
Legal Relief During Unprecedented Times The ripple effect of COVID-19 has led to unprecedented emotional and financial effects on our families, communities, and economy. A reduction in jobs available to the workforce due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing...
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by Ginny Conley
As a family law attorney, I am often asked, “How can I avoid a nasty divorce or custody dispute?” The answer I usually give? You do you – but don’t forget how important it is maintaining healthy relationships with the others, parents, or soon to be ex. Don’t just look...
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by David DuFault
In about three weeks, millions of American families will receive the first of six monthly payments of up to $300 per child from the federal government, thanks to an expanded child tax credit. Read the New York Times article Also published in the Seattle...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Just imagine how many hours of couples therapy you can afford when you’re among the world’s richest people. Or the shared sense of purpose you could forge while raising three children and running a $50 billion charitable foundation with your spouse. Then imagine that...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Divorce rates among couples over 50—sometimes called ‘gray divorce’— have risen despite an overall decline. Some counselors expect soul-searching during the pandemic to accelerate the trend. Read more from Anne Marie Chaker in this article for The Wall Street Journal,...
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