We have all heard the horror stories about custody battles. While some are true, many are clouded by common myths that add unnecessary confusion and stress to an already emotional process. Let’s clear the air on a few of the most common custody misconceptions.
Learn practical steps and essential resources to help survivors of abuse regain financial independence, rebuild their lives, and secure a stable future after leaving a controlling relationship.
Discover why having an estate plan is essential for everyone—regardless of asset size—to ensure your wishes are honored, protect your loved ones from legal complications, and provide peace of mind during difficult times.
By the end of 2025, North Carolina will have adopted the eCourts system across its 100 counties. The eCourts system is meant to transition legal case management from traditional paper files in courthouses to a virtual cloud storage system.
Let us set the record straight. A prenuptial agreement is not a prediction of divorce. It is not a declaration that your marriage is doomed. And it is definitely not the betrayal some people make it out to be.
While it is understandable that many couples do not even want to contemplate the ramifications of a prenup, such as a potential break-up or divorce, considering a prenup remains an important step to a flourishing relationship and marriage to engage in such a difficult discussion.Â
Romantic commitments can take on many different forms. For some, it includes a marriage, but not for everyone. Without the legal protections that come with marriage, unmarried couples must take proactive steps to safeguard their financial interests and ensure their wishes are honored.
Talking to your children about domestic violence is one of the hardest conversations you may ever have—but it’s also one of the most important.
Becoming a parent changes how you look at the world. One of the most important steps you can take is naming a guardian for your child in your estate plan.
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