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Posted by Sonya | July 17, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Divorce & Separation
Easy
Quick and effortless. Only complaint is that the I had to fight the DMV to accept my divorce papers for my name change. They said papers need to be labeled "Divorce Decree" and signed by a judge NOT a clerk of court to be official.
Thank you so much for this review, it is very helpful. We were unaware anyone might have trouble with a divorce judgment authorized by North Carolina law not being recognized by a North Carolina agency. We are going to start putting a copy of the North Carolina statute that specifically authorizes the elected Clerk of Court to sign an Order of Divorce in with the copy of the judgment we mail to clients. We are sorry you had that experience at DMV but hopefully you can feel good that your review is going to help others not have that problem.
Posted by anonymous | October 06, 2014 | Divorce & Separation
OK for a Lawyer, FANTASTIC for the price
I was very nervous when learning about this law firm, primarily because I am a worry wart and constantly afraid of getting swindled. I was very relieved to find that they were great and I was reassured with all of the information Amanda's law firm provided. Pros: I didn't have to go to cour...
Posted by Kristina | April 29, 2016 | Divorce & Separation
Not sure yet
Not sure how this will handle yet. Went through the process of the complaint divorce form so I'm ready to go just need to pay for my divorce. The service seems ok. A few times someone at that law firm got really rude to me because I ask alot of questions and don't understand. This is my first divorc...
Posted by anonymous | March 12, 2026
BEWARE UNPROFESSIONAL ATTORNEY
This woman is just a B period. My daughter’s Dad has Eight contempts for making unilateral decisions. I asked what a court is likely to do and she proceeds to tell me it’s my fault and that a judge should shame me in open court.
Some people just don't like to hear the truth. I didn't say it was your fault, I said it was both of your faults and yeah the Judge should shame you both as it is a shame you and the other parent have to have strangers force you to do right by the child. So here is your question and what I actually said. Most will see who the 'b' is. What is a NC Custody Judge likely to do in a contempt case? I have brought 8 contempts against my daughter’s Dad. 6 for making clear cut unilateral educational and extracurricular decisions, and 2 for taking her out of state without providing me with the pertinent info. My concern is that his attorney will file retaliatory contempts for missed phone calls and derogatory comments in Our Family Wizard which he is also guilty of. What is a judge likely to do in this situation? How things turn out will mostly depend on whether you are bumbling around attempting to do this yourself or if you have an attorney and if so, the skill of your attorney. We can't tell you with any significant degree of accuracy what a Judge will do - they have quite a fair bit of discretion. I can tell you normal people don't need strangers to referee the raising of their children so if you are having to go to court, right off the bat you are likely gonna be somewhat suspect in a Judge's mind as at least potentially a bit south of normal. Hopefully what happens is a Judge shames both of you publicly in open court for putting ridiculous pettiness ahead of working together for the benefit of the child and come up with a plan to essentially force both of you to do right. However, if you'd rather prepare for 'retaliatory contempts', then you need to consult with a family law attorney who can review your specific situation in more detail than can be done in a limited forum like this.
Posted by anonymous | January 25, 2026 | Lawsuits & Disputes
Unprofessional, judgmental, and failed to answer legal questions
I asked a specific question about property recovery and evidence preservation, but this attorney ignored the legal inquiry entirely. Instead, they provided a condescending lecture about my character and dismissed my situation as 'crap.' If you are looking for professional legal advice rather than uns...
You seem a bit entitled if you are asking if you can sue your parents and / or file criminal charges against them. Here's your question: I am 17 and my parents took the two phones that my boyfriend bought for me, what can I do? I am a 17-year-old residing in North Carolina, and both of my phones have been taken by my parents without my consent. These phones were gifts from my boyfriend, who pays for the plan. Despite my negotiations, my parents deny having taken or seen the phones. One phone was taken on December 15th, and the other Jan 22 around 5:30-6 PM. I can prove one phone is still in their room via "Find My Device," though they have turned the other off. I am seeking legal advice on how to proceed to retrieve the phones legally, potentially involving the police, and whether I can take action through small claims court. And here my response which another attorney agrees with: You are seventeen and still a child. When you turn 18, you can move out and make all the choices you wanna make. Until then - do what your parents say.