by Robin Lalley
For a family law attorney, there are a lot of issues we try to “fix” when it comes to parents attempting to co-parent their children together after a separation or divorce. Common issues range from mom isn’t getting homework done to dad is always late for exchanges...
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by Nadia Margherio
April 15th, the absolute, this-is-it deadline for filing taxes, is quickly approaching. Was this your year of change – did you separate from your spouse, file for divorce and/or receive a divorce judgment from the court? If so, all of those changes will impact your...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Since marriage became legal for same-sex couples in North Carolina on October 10th, 2014, many LGBT couples in our state have exchanged their vows and assumed the same rights and protections as married opposite sex-couples, achieving marriage equality. But,...
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by Nicole Sodoma
Every year, nearly each and every one of us undertakes to better ourselves by way of the age-old tradition of “New Year’s Resolutions.” Some of us want to drop a few pounds, others want to do a better job of saving money, while others would like to kick their chosen...
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by Nicole Sodoma
School is back in session. Labor Day has passed. Next up: the highly anticipated holiday season! When many of us think of the holidays, images of children trick-or-treating, a big turkey dinner with all of the fixings, or a family sitting around the fireplace...
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by Sodoma Law
For many two household families, back to school means adjusted parenting schedules, alternating holidays and vacations, organizing school pickups and planning after school activities. It is important to remember that these changes in your parenting schedule may...
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