Most people describe “divorce” as an event or process— “I’m getting a divorce.” “I’m divorcing.” Much of the free advice out there for people who have separated is about how to file for divorce when to file for divorce, and what the requirements are for divorce. Some people think that filing for divorce is the […]
New order from the N.C. Supreme Court includes more COVID-19 changes
Chief Justice Cheri Beasley signed an Order on Thursday, April 2, 2020 that created additional measures to help the courts do their part to help combat Covid-19. Here is Chief Justice Beasley’s Order. Pursuant to Chief Justice Cheri Beasley’s order, all Superior and District court proceedings scheduled before June 1, 2020 must be continued unless […]
Coronavirus and Modifying Your Support Obligation
The restrictions imposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus has impacted people’s lives in numerous ways. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic many have lost their jobs, have had to close their businesses, or experienced a drastic reduction in income. You may now or in the near future be facing significant financial strain. […]
COVID-19: An update from WFLG
The WFLG team is being proactive to take precautionary measures to do our part to slow the spread of COVID-19 and to protect our clients, staff, colleagues, and other members of our community. While our office space at North Hills is not the busy, bustling place it usually is right now (intentionally so!), we have taken […]
Co-parents: Time to think ahead about COVID-19 planning
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina now has 12 cases of Coronavirus and told North Carolinians to expect “some tough decisions” in the coming days. Seattle has closed public school for two weeks, colleges are canceling classes and even in Raleigh, Ravenscroft is moving to a virtual teaching model starting March 16. Now […]
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