Your Power of Attorney Should NOT Contain These Provisions
In my years of reviewing financial powers of attorney (e.g., general or limited powers of attorney) prepared by others, IRead More »
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Modifying an Out-of-State Child Support Order in North Carolina
Child Support Orders from sister states are modifiable in a number of certain circumstances. To determine qualification to modify anRead More »
ABLE Accounts: What Is It And When Should I Use It?
The Stephen Beck Jr., Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014 (ABLE Act) created ABLE accounts. Since the passageRead More »
Can’t We All Just Get Along? The Case for Collaborative Divorce
Even family law attorneys are not immune to the affects the family law system has on our clients. It isRead More »
Everything You Need to Know About Easements
An easement is the right to use the land of another for a special purpose which is not inconsistent withRead More »
New Beginnings: Dating Through Divorce
In addition to the longer days, warmer weather, and floral growth, the onset of Spring can bring about other newRead More »
Dollars for Defaults
How Supplemental Proceedings can turn your Judgment into Money I had a phone call once with a man who owedRead More »
Help! My Spouse is Spying on Me!
A spouse’s privacy rights under the North Carolina Electronic Surveillance Act It’s become more and more common over recent yearsRead More »
