Louisburg, NC
Government Lawyer at Louisburg, NC
Practice Areas: Government, Mediation ... +3 more
I am writing in response to some recent criticism I received regarding the high cost of attorneys fees. The cost of an attorney is expensive, and for some, it is a huge financial burden to hire an att...
See Full GuideSpousal Support (Post-Separation Support Alimony) When one spouse makes significantly more than the other, the spouse making less may be entitled to financial support. Numerous factors are involve...
See Full GuideProperty Division (Equitable Distribution) When spouses separate and divorce, they will need to divide money they have earned and saved, property they have purchased or debt they have accumulated duri...
See Full GuideMediation Arbitration Mediation Mediation is designed to help parties resolve their disputes without going to court. In mediation, a neutral third party (the mediator) meets with the opposing sides t...
See Full GuideSeparation Agreement and Property Settlement Once spouses have come to an agreement on some or all of the issues involved in a separation and divorce, the agreement should be reduced to writing and sig...
See Full GuideDomestic Violence Domestic violence is defined by North Carolina General Statute 50B-1, and includes violent acts between spouses and former spouses, men and women who are dating or who have a child ...
See Full GuideChild Support If parents (or custodians) are salaried employees whose wages appear on a W-2, setting child support is relatively simple. Each parents financial support obligation is set by the North Ca...
See Full GuideFew things in life are more difficult than fighting for the custody of children. If there is any one part of separation or divorce that parents should agree upon, it is the custody of the children. Par...
See Full GuideOne of the most frightening calls a parent can receive is one telling you that you are being investigated by Child Protective Services (CPS). If you have received such a call, it is important to speak ...
See Full GuideA simple estate plan most often includes the following documents: Last Will Testament Financial Power of Attorney (aka Durable Power of Attorney) Health Care Power of Attorney and HIPAA Authorization...
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