A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to speak on a panel as part of a continuing legal education seminar about serving the needs of LGBTQIA+ clients. We tackled substantive legal issues that are unique in serving the LGBTQIA+ community, and we also spent a lot of time talking about how to make our […]
COVID Health Checks Now Required at Wake County Courthouse
Starting Friday, October 2, everyone entering the Wake County Courthouse and the Wake County Justice Center will go through new health screenings. Face masks are already required to enter the courthouse, but now you can expect to have your temperature screened and to be asked to declare any symptoms of Covid-19. If you have business […]
How do Separation Agreements Work?
“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 Carolina. The need to have a separation agreement or file some sort of “separation papers” is one of the more common questions that I […]
What does a divorce actually do? [Spoiler alert: it gets you divorced but not much else]
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 […]
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