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“As a dad in a child custody case, I was very scared that I would not get enough parenting time with my young daughter. But, these two attorneys believed in me and helped me get a 50/50 week on/off schedule from the Judge for my daughter. Their hard work and determination blew me away, and I am forever grateful.” -F.
The attorneys at Lancaster and St. Louis are different than most attorneys — and we like it that way. Since our founding, we have been striving to provide a fresh approach to legal representation in Cabarrus County and the surrounding areas.
What does a fresh approach to legal representation mean? We implement practices that put clients at ease. We tailor our legal services to meet our clients’ individualized needs. Whether through flexible scheduling or direct access and communication with our attorneys, we are focused on providing the superior support and service our clients deserve.
Many people who get divorced try to figure out how they can keep the house. This is especially common for parents who have young children, as they don't want to change life too much for those children. Keeping them in the same home is an easy way to give them...
No one gets married expecting to divorce or separate. Unfortunately, one in two marriages ends in divorce in the United States. If you have children, the relationship with your ex never quite ends with a divorce, and you need to come up with a post-divorce parenting...
Getting a divorce often requires you to divide up your assets and decide who will receive items like furniture or household belongings. When you have a child, this creates a unique situation for you, because their belongings may technically be yours while also...
Some people know for a while that their marriage is ending. This gives them time to prepare, but it also gives those who are so inclined time to try to work things around so that they gain an unfair advantage when it comes time to divide up the marital property. For...
Social mores have changed considerably over the decades. Adultery is no longer seen as a major taboo by many people -- but does it matter in your divorce? In North Carolina, it might. While you can’t use adultery as grounds for your divorce, your spouse’s affair is...
Custody orders or not, it’s not unusual for divorced parents to end up in disputes over their holiday plans. Usually, those disputes center around who has the children at what time -- and whether a co-parent will agree to any changes in the visitation schedule. For...
After years of trying to make your marriage work, you and your spouse may be headed toward a divorce. You may have filed the papers, or your spouse filed the paperwork on you. However it happened, you know that, because you are the dependent spouse, you may qualify...
Your separate property won't get split up by the North Carolina family court when you divorce. Figuring out which assets are your separate property is an important part of the divorce process. If you were to start making a list of your separate property, you might...
