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Schilawski O’Shaughnessy Grace King & Mauney, PLLC
Raleigh, North Carolina
(919) 787-4040
Wake Family Law Group
Schilawski O’Shaughnessy Grace King & Mauney, PLLC
4350 Lassiter at North Hills Ave, Suite 360
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609
(919) 787-4811
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Please check out our latest blog post "How do Separation Agreements Work?" by WFLG partner Nancy Grace.
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How do Separation Agreements Work? | Wake Family Law
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“My spouse and I are going to separate. We need to file separation agreement papers, right?” WRONG! There are many myths and misinformation floating around the internet about divorce in North Caro...13 hours ago ·
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WFLG partner Katie King writes about what a divorce decree actually does--and, more importantly, what it does not do--in our latest blog post.
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By Katie H. King Most people describe “divorce” as an event or process— “I’m going through a divorce.” “I’m getting a divorce.” “I’m divorcing.” Much of the free advice out the...1 week ago ·
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WFLG remains open to serve our prospective and current clients, but there will be changes at the courthouse for those with court hearings in the weeks and months ahead. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wake County courts could resume routine court functions after June 1, but things will be very different when that happens.2 weeks ago ·
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Dear Marsha: When to Work with a Parent Coordinator
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When should you enlist help from a Parent Coordinator? Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett share her insights in this week's edition of Dear Marsha.2 weeks ago ·
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"The stresses of having children away from school—but not from school responsibilities —and the financial tension caused by households suddenly losing some of their income can push couples over the brink. Added to all that is the fear of members of the family falling ill, disagreements about what constitutes social isolation and uncertainty about how long this strange new routine will last. As one word nerd put it, you can’t spell divorce without c-o-v-i-d." ... See MoreSee Less
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