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PLEASE NOTE: Our office is open for business as usual but in these unprecedented times, the team at Raleigh Divorce Law Firm is taking proactive steps to protect our team, clients and colleagues as well as do our part to help slow the spread of COVID-19. We have taken measures to limit the number of people physically in the office and have been working with clients to handle meetings by phone and utilize other technological methods to communicate when necessary. Our office location does not share space with any other businesses so there is a limited amount of traffic in and out of the office. We sanitize our conference rooms after each use so they are clean and ready for the next client.

There are currently courthouse policies state-wide that involve the postponing of trial dates within the next thirty days and we are working diligently to make sure our existing clients are notified about this and to reschedule any affected court dates. We continue to remain committed to providing quality legal services. Our phone and computer systems have the ability to operate remotely, should that become necessary at any point in the future. Additionally, we utilize a secure network and have an IT team dedicated to protecting our client’s privacy and security while allowing our attorneys, paralegals, and staff the opportunity to work from home if needed.

If you are a current client of the firm or a prospective client, please be assured that we continue to have the ability to effectively represent you. Please feel free to call or email us anytime, and we will continue to be available to serve your needs.

February 2020 Archives

Do grandparents have visitation rights?

On behalf of Raleigh Divorce Law Firm posted in Child Custody on Monday, February 24, 2020.

The relationship between a grandparent and grandchild is often a special one. Therefore, many grandparents might become concerned about seeing their grandchildren when they hear about their child's divorce.

Parallel parenting can build into co-parenting

On behalf of Raleigh Divorce Law Firm posted in Child Custody on Monday, February 17, 2020.

Even if parents agree to divorce, the process of ending a marriage can be incredibly stressful and create tension within the family. It is still only natural for spouses to harbor some sadness, anger or resentment.

Do not rush your divorce decisions

On behalf of Raleigh Divorce Law Firm on Thursday, February 13, 2020.

When you realize that you are done trying to make your marriage work, you may decide to seek a divorce. Some people try to get this process over with as soon as possible, so they can move on. However, this is not always a good idea.

When are finances the reason for divorce?

On behalf of Raleigh Divorce Law Firm posted in Divorce on Wednesday, February 12, 2020.

Finances can create a considerable amount of tension in a marriage, regardless of a couple's income or assets. Even so, many people might be shocked to find out that financial issues are cited as one of the most common reasons couples pursue a divorce.