by Robin Lalley
It would be wonderful if we could all plan ahead for every scenario, but it often takes an emergency for communities to take a hard look at whether they are prepared to face the unexpected. Given the current Coronavirus pandemic, and the state of emergency declared by...
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by Penelope Hefner
A Beginner’s Guide to the Mediation Process (According to a Mediator!) Some people approach the divorce process armed and ready for battle, but others would rather do just about anything than have a long, ugly fight. In some situations, mediation is required by the...
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by Nicole Sodoma
The brick building at 217 North Graham Street in Uptown Charlotte was first erected and owned by Amzi Harman Turney, and his wife, Mary, in 1913. Only one owner later, at least two fires and even an airplane crash to its third floor, not much has been able to keep...
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by Nicole Sodoma
“Gray divorce,” also known as “silver splitter” or “diamond divorce,” is a term used to refer to the increasing trend of late-in-life divorces. This term first became mainstream in 2004, when AARP published a study on divorce at...
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by David DuFault
Thinking about splitting with your spouse? The 2017 tax overhaul has made things more complicated. For recently divorced Americans, alimony payments are no longer tax-deductible for the payer, and they aren’t considered taxable income for the person receiving...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Originally posted in MomsCharlotte. When I meet with a parent for the first time, they are most surprised to learn that the children will typically share holidays once parents separate from one another. I have seen more tears than I care to share – in fact, a nice...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Originally posted in MomsCharlotte. Walk into any grocery store after the New Year and it’s predictable: “low fat” foods and shakes are everywhere you look. The lines at Weight Watchers are practically out the door. People are actually using their gym attorneyships!...
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by Hailey Amico
When children are involved in a separation and divorce, a custody dispute can be one of the hardest issues to resolve, and understandably so. In some cases, custody disputes can drag on for months or even years – affecting not just the emotional well-being of your...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Be My Valentine Forever… But First, Let’s Talk. Amid the planning, anticipation, and excitement of your upcoming wedding, the last thing you want to think about is the possible end of your marriage-to-be. Many people see prenuptial agreements as nothing more than...
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by Sodoma Law
Nicole Sodoma Managing Principal Penelope L. Hefner Principal Amy E. Simpson Senior Attorney Theresa E Viera Attorney P. Doughton Horton Attorney Sodoma Law is proud to announce five of our Family Law attorneys received awards of excellence from Super Lawyers Magazine...
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