If You Don’t Have Anything Nice To Say, Don’t Post it on Social Media
The use of social media has impacted and changed many of our day-to-day lives. Did you know there are approximately 2.2 billion social media users in the entire world*? Actually, most of you reading this article probably have at least one of these accounts. Social media includes social networks and forums such as Facebook, Instagram, […]
Huffington Post: Attorney Robin Goulet Provides Some Parenting Coordinator Guidance
Interested in learning more about the use of a Parenting Coordinator? Charlotte Family Law Attorney Robin Lalley shares her insight on how to appoint a Parenting Coordinator and how influential a coordinator can be used in the right cases. As she describes, “it is key to remember that a parenting coordinator is there to help, but that […]
Annual Family Law Conference
On Friday, May 2, 2014, Charleston will host the North Carolina Bar Association’s Annual Family Law Section Conference and Meeting at the Francis Marion Hotel. The Conference, “Child’s Play: An Overview of Custody Issues”, will provide attendees with an in-depth, critical analysis of the considerations and challenges that the 21st century family law practitioner faces in […]
Register Now for Parenting Coordinator CLE: January 23, 2014
With thousands of domestic cases being filed each year, high conflict custody cases continue to be on the rise in Mecklenburg County. Whether custody issues are resolved through consent of the parties or through a lengthy trial, it is impossible to incorporate every issue or event that may impact your clients and their children. Parenting […]
Parental Alienation Can Take a Drastic Toll on Parent-Child Relationship
Parental alienation is a fairly new concept; in fact the term has only been around since the late 1980’s. However, it is an ever increasing concern for many because of the drastic toll it can take on the parent-child relationship. Generally defined, parental alienation is the term used when one parent demeans the other parent […]