Domestic Violence Laws are Changing in North Carolina
by Nicole Sodoma
Take Note According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (https://ncadv.org/statistics), nearly 20 people in the United States are physically abused by an intimate partner every minute. This amounts to more than 10 million men and women each year! This...read more
Can I get my Marriage Annulled in North Carolina?
by David E Simmons
Can I have my marriage annulled? Is a question I get asked as a Family Law attorney more often than you might think. The reasons why vary, and trust me – I have heard them all. But, in North Carolina, there are specific stipulations that you must meet to...read more
Strawberry Picking and Family Law
by Nicole Sodoma
Knowing How to Choose Your Battles When going through a separation or divorce, issues are sure to arise.I have yet to see a case that does not, at some point, involve some problem – whether big or small – that needs to be addressed. After all, if there were no...read more
Your Child’s Keeper – Even After a Split
by Nicole Sodoma
If you ever find yourself trying to protect your child, consider these resources and remember that even after a split, you are still your child’s keeper.
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