Guiding families through all aspects of divorce in North Carolina
All children are different, so they react differently to their parents’ divorce. Some may lash out while others withdraw. As a parent, you may do your best to support your child and preserve the parent-child relationship during this tough time for your family....
Simply hearing the term “parental alienation” can make North Carolina parents feel uneasy. Every parent wants to protect that special relationship with their child, and the risk of alienation puts that in jeopardy. Many people think that parental alienation only...
As COVID-19 continues to have a significant impact on families in North Carolina, the Wake County Family Court has taken steps to provide a safe alternative dispute resolution option for parties. In an effort to promote resolutions in family law cases while we all...
Adultery is one of the most common reasons couples divorce. But, ending a marriage is not always enough to take away the pain of the betrayal. North Carolina is one of the only states that allows an aggrieved spouse to file a tort claim against the third party they...
Earlier this year, a North Carolina resident received a judgment of 8.8 million dollars for his wife's affair. The man sued his wife's lover for alienation of affection. The man claimed the defendant was liable for seducing his wife and ending his marriage and the...
