Family Law
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane – It’s a Cuckolded Husband
Cheating spouses are nothing new; just ask any poet, storyteller, or country singer. It is a hurtful experience for sure, and for some folks, the desire to confront the cheater in the act can be strong. Which is why we understand – though do not condone – the actions of one spurned husband, who literally…
Read MoreWhy Are Marriages Failing in 2023?
Forbes Advisor recently commissioned a study of 1,000 Americans divorced or in the process of divorce to find out why their marriages ended. Researchers ended up with a plethora of information about the current state of marriage and divorce. According to Forbes, there were 689,308 divorces in 2021, noting that “approximately half of all first marriages…
Read MoreKevin Costner’s Divorce Finally Settled
We recently wrote about actor Kevin Costner’s divorce problems, including his ex-wife refusing to move out of one of Costner’s homes. Now, the two have finally settled their divorce – but there were some interesting developments along the way. In early September, according to TMZ.com, Costner’s ex-wife Christine Baumgartner was ordered to pay his legal…
Read MoreLuxury or Lifestyle? Dealing with Equitable Division and Alimony in High-Net Worth Divorces
When couples going through a divorce have a lot of money or wealth, there is a good chance that they possess more assets than couples with average incomes. They may have various trusts, real estate properties, investments, stocks, savings, retirement accounts, cars, boats, art pieces, jewelry, and other valuable items. However, just like any other…
Read MoreMen Expecting Women to “Do Everything for Them” Is a Common Reason for Divorce
You’ve all met that couple: the one where the wife complains that her husband does nothing around the house, and the husband complains that the wife does nothing but spend his money. It’s been the basis of every tired, played out TV trope for more than 50 years. But even tropes can be rooted in…
Read MoreUntangling Marital Finances and Joint Debts in Divorce Cases
Divorce can be a tumultuous journey, particularly when it comes to untangling marital finances. Within the complex web of financial obligations, debt, entitlements, and spousal support often take center stage, shaping the outcomes of divorce proceedings. One story that sheds light on this topic comes from a hardworking mother of two who was left to…
Read MoreCustody Battle After Tragic Murder: A Case Review and Analysis of Parental Rights in North Carolina
Custody battles often bring to light the complex nature of family law. In one particular heartbreaking case that recently unfolded in Charlotte, NC, a custody battle ensued after a father’s tragic murder. While the case is still pending, it calls forth a number of questions surrounding parental rights, temporary custody arrangements, and custody modifications in…
Read MoreRevenge Is Best Served Petty: The Intersection of Insurance and Divorce
Divorce is a complicated process where various aspects of life often intertwine. Amidst the turmoil, insurance coverage can play an unexpected role in the lives of divorcing couples. One story that recently attracted attention on social media revolves around a wife’s petty revenge, and how her insurance coverage was used as leverage against her estranged…
Read MoreWill I Lose My Savings Account in My Divorce?
Many couples going through divorces have similar questions about their finances and belongings. Some wonder about losing their inherited real estate properties, while others worry that they may have to sell their expensive artwork. However, one of the most common questions our attorneys often receive is about savings accounts. Some spouses have been saving for…
Read MoreChallenging the Myth of the “Deadbeat” Dad
Child custody cases can be emotionally charged, often shaped by societal misconceptions and personal biases. Unfortunately, the young and impressionable minds of children are not immune to these effects. Depending on who controls the narrative, children in broken families can grow up believing falsehoods about one or both parents, shaping the entire course of their…
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