Being productive and efficient with your time in the initial consultation is key to identifying your needs, setting clear expectations, and stating the legal process and relationship on the right foot.
You and your spouse have decided that getting a separation is the best way to move forward – now how do you share this with the children?
At the end of the day, the fact will remain that we can never truly predict what a Family Court Judge will do in any given situation. Here are a few ways to help deal with disappointment when it comes. Â
Which Parenting Style is the Best Fit for Your Family? Figuring out a parenting style that will best fit your family after a separation or…
Reducing Stress Experienced by Children During Family Law Disputes The holidays – a time of holiday gatherings, time with people we care about, and let’s…
Dad has an attorney, Mom has an attorney, what about me – the child? Who speaks for me? In North Carolina, the answer is: a…
The Role of a Parenting Coordinator in Child Custody Matters You have enduring ongoing legal issues through the courts involving your children, and it is…
Domestic violence a.k.a. intimate partner violence – the abuse of one person by another through the use of physical, sexual, financial, and/or emotional/mental tactics in…
Restructuring a family unit that involves children is often one of the most emotional parts of the divorce or separation process. Having a well thought…
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