Sodoma Law’s Walter Brem House Joins the Dilworth Home Tour
The Walter Brem House Walter Brem was born in Charlotte on July 31, 1849. In addition to his career in the insurance industry, he was an important civil leader and was actively involved in the Charlotte public school system and the city YMCA. He was married to the Governor Todd Robinson Caldwell’s daughter – Hannie […]
LGBTQ Workers Protected Under the Civil Rights Act
In what most believe is a long-overdue decision, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled that the Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act does protect LGBTQ workers in the same manner that has protected from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Sodoma Law attorney, Russ Brinson, details […]
HB2 and LGBT Discrimination Liability: What North Carolina Employers Need to Know
HB2 Does Not Absolve Employers of LGBT Discrimination Liability With all the recent media attention surrounding North Carolina’s HB2, you may be under the impression that North Carolina’s “at will” employment state laws allow employers to treat LGBT workers differently. While North Carolina state law does not afford a specific protection against sexual orientation or […]
Nicole Sodoma Named One of 30 Recipients State-wide of 2017 Leaders in the Law Award
Managing Principal of Sodoma Law recognized as going “above and beyond” for clients and community Sodoma Law is delighted to announce that Managing Principal and Family Law Attorney Nicole Sodoma has been selected as one of just 30 honorees for the 2017 Leaders in the Law awards hosted by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly. Honorees of […]
Can You Put a Price Tag on Love?
In many ways, when you say “I do,” you are embarking on a business venture with your new spouse. While a business can be set up to ensure each person involved gets out of the business what he or she puts into it, the same is not always true of marriage. In the unfortunate event […]
“Nesting” – Does It Count in Court and Is It Right for You?
Starting down the path to divorce is almost never easy. In addition to the emotional turmoil, there are the practical concerns, perhaps the most primary of which is where each spouse will live. When children are involved, this concern becomes even more urgent as children can be emotionally invested in the family home or there […]
Hold the Pepperoni! Child Support Paid in Pizza?
What if you could pay child support in pizza in lieu of money? This spring, a court in Italy ruled that a financially strapped chef can pay child support in the form of pizza in lieu of money. In 2002, the chef was ordered to pay $335.00 per month in child support, which he did […]
Why Sodoma Law York?
WHY SODOMA LAW YORK? Easy. You asked. We answered. When Sodoma Law opened in 2008, my guiding vision was clear: to surround myself with tenacious, smart, compassionate legal professionals who really care about our clients like family. As we approach our 10th year together, we are finally able to bring that same vision to South Carolina…which […]
Sodoma Law Union receives Union County Chamber of Commerce Rising Star Award
A look behind Sodoma Law Union County’s front door. Sodoma Law headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, opened Sodoma Law Union, or as it is fondly referred to “SLU” on Monroe’s very own Main Street in September 2015. Continuing the firm’s commitment to community, Managing Principal and Attorney Penelope Hefner and Attorney Amanda Cubit hit the […]
Family Law Necessities for Military Service Members
Military service members are stationed throughout areas of the country, and around the world, that often are far from “home.” Yet, the reality of divorce and disputes involving minor children affect many service members regardless of where he or she is stationed and within all the different branches of the armed forces. Legal matters involving […]