Modifying child support orders from another state in North Carolina
Once in a while, the family law attorneys at Weaver, Bennett & Bland are asked to prosecute or defend anRead More »
The Law Revealed
What to do if You’ve Been Attacked by a “Dangerous Dog”
The North Carolina legislature has specifically defined a “dangerous dog,” and anyone who has been bitten or injured by aRead More »
Putting the ‘Proof’ in Judgement Proof: Challenging a Debtor’s Claimed Exemptions in North Carolina: Part I
Imagine this scenario: your business sells a contractor $30,000 worth of supplies on credit, the contractor never pays you back,Read More »
So, You’re Meeting with an Attorney to Do Your Will
So, you’re meeting with an attorney to do your last will and testament and other estate planning documents, what doRead More »
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 »
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 »
