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97 articles on family law from the family law team at Triangle Divorce Lawyers.
The Most Honest North Carolina Family Law Answer Ever: “It Depends” (And Here’s Why That’s Actually Good News)
If you have ever asked a family law question and gotten the answer “it depends,” it can feel frustrating, especially when you want clarity fast.In North Carolina family law, “it depends” is often the most responsible answer because the details matter. A few key facts, like…
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Why Law Firms Must Actively Manage Their Google Business Profile
For many law firms, the first impression is not your website. It is your Google Business Profile (GBP). When someone searches “attorney near me” or Googles your firm’s name, the Google Map Pack often shows up before organic website results. That listing can drive phone calls,…
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12 Critical Steps Business Owners Must Take During Divorce
A financial, legal, and tax guide for entrepreneurs Business owners facing divorce? Learn 12 critical financial, legal, and tax steps to protect your business, reduce risk, and avoid costly income-tax mistakes. Divorce is never simple - and for a business owner, it can create a…
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Cognitive Benefits of Exercise, How Movement Supports Memory, Focus, and Resilience During Family Legal Matters
By Valerie Grasso (Coach Val), Endurance Coaching and Personal Training When you’re going through separation, divorce, or a custody dispute, your brain can feel like it’s running nonstop. Consistent exercise can support focus, decision-making, and stress regulation, which can…
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Holiday Peace Is Possible: A Relationship Coach’s Guide to Reducing Conflict During the Most Emotional Season By Relationship Coach Anna Howerton
For many people in Raleigh, Cary, Clayton, and the surrounding Triangle and surrounding areas, the holiday season feels very different after separation or divorce. The joy, nostalgia, and family traditions are still there, but so are grief, anxiety, and uncertainty about what the future will…
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What to Wear to Court: Presenting Yourself with Confidence in Family Law Cases
When it comes to family law whether it’s a custody hearing, a support modification, or a divorce proceeding - first impressions matter. What you wear to court won’t determine the outcome of your case, but it can influence how you’re perceived by the judge and reflect the…
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Thinking About Divorce After the Holidays? What North Carolina Parents Should Know
Considering separation or divorce after the holidays in North Carolina? Learn why January gets called “divorce month,” plus smart first steps for parents. Every year, once the holiday decorations come down, many couples quietly start asking a hard question: Is it time to end…
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Can I Modify My Child Custody Agreement if My Ex Is Relocating Out of State?
When your ex-partner announces plans to move out of state, your first thought likely centers on your children. How will this affect your time together? Can you prevent the move? What rights do you have as a parent? These questions weigh heavily on parents throughout Wake County…
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From Dream to Legacy: Mary Gurganus Celebrates 20 Years of Serving Families
At Triangle Divorce Lawyers, we know family law isn’t just about paperwork and courtrooms - it’s about people. It’s about guiding families through some of life’s most emotional chapters with clarity, compassion, and strength. For our founder, Mary Gurganus, that mission has…
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Dating After Divorce: Finding Confidence and Connection in Your Next Chapter
Dating after a divorce can feel both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you’re re-entering the dating world after many years or just starting to think about it, this new chapter is a chance to rediscover yourself and build meaningful connection - with clarity, care, and…
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Estate Planning with Emotional Intelligence
Estate planning with emotional intelligence helps families make thoughtful, values-driven decisions—not just financial ones. At Triangle Estate Lawyers, we know that effective estate planning is about more than just documents. It’s a deeply personal process shaped by …
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Back-to-School Co-Parenting Tips: Making Custody Schedules Work During the School Year
Back-to-school season can be exciting—and stressful—for co-parents navigating shared custody. From bus schedules to homework routines, balancing your custody agreement with your child's academic needs takes planning and flexibility. At Triangle Divorce Lawyers, we help families…
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Divorce With Dignity: A Better Way to Move Forward
At Triangle Divorce Lawyers, we understand that divorce is one of life’s most difficult transitions. But it doesn’t have to be messy, bitter, or destructive. That’s why we offer an approach we call Divorce with Dignity a er, more respectful way to move forward while protecting…
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The Impact of Child Abuse: How a Family Law Firm in NC Can Help
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the impact of child abuse and raise awareness about how we can protect the most vulnerable members of our community—our children. Child abuse, in any form, can have devastating consequences on a child’s physical,…
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When Personal Injury and Family Law Collide: Divorce and Settlements
At first glance, family law and personal injury law may seem like unrelated areas of practice. However, when a serious injury occurs, these legal realms often intersect in profound and complex ways. An injury can ripple through a family’s financial and emotional landscape,…
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Honoring Excellence: Mary Gurganus Named to North Carolina's Family Law Power List
We are thrilled to announce that Mary Gurganus, the Founder and Senior Attorney of Triangle Divorce Lawyers, has been recognized by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly on its distinguished Family Law Power List. This accolade is reserved for legal professionals who exemplify…
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Navigating Mental Health Challenges in Substance Use Recovery: Insights from Desiree King of Welwynn
Substance use is often accompanied by complex mental health challenges, making the path to recovery a multifaceted journey. According to Desiree King from Welwynn, understanding the mental health disorders that frequently co-occur with substance use is key to providing effective…
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Therapy and Divorce: The Role of Therapy in Healing and Moving Forward
Divorce can be overwhelming and emotionally draining, but you don’t have to face it alone. Therapy can be a crucial part of healing and moving forward. Whether it's individual, couples, family, or group therapy, professional support can help you navigate the complexities of…
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Understanding Pet Custody in North Carolina
When couples in North Carolina decide to part ways, one of the most emotionally charged aspects of the separation can be determining who gets to keep the family pet. While the law has clear guidelines for child custody, pet custody falls into a more complex and less defined…
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Beware of Phishing Scams During Divorce: Protect Your Emotions and Finances
Divorce is a tumultuous time filled with emotional and financial challenges. It's a period when individuals are vulnerable, making them prime targets for various scams. One particularly insidious type of fraud is phishing, where scammers manipulate individuals into divulging…
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Celebrating Diversity: The Modern Family Landscape
The days of families fitting certain criteria are long gone. Diversity is an important aspect of the modern family structure and is worth celebrating, especially during observances like the International Day of Families in May. Although diverse family structures are part of…
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Choosing the Right Legal Path: Understanding Your Options During Divorce
Divorce is a complex and challenging process that involves various legal considerations. One of the most important decisions you'll make during divorce is choosing the right legal path to pursue. In this blog post, we'll explore the different legal options available during…
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Navigating the Choppy Waters: Handling Investments During Divorce
Going through a divorce can be an incredibly difficult and stressful time. On top of the emotional toll, there are many complex financial and legal matters to navigate, especially when it comes to dividing up investments and assets accumulated during the marriage. This process…
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Prepping for a Property Division in a North Carolina Divorce
Premarital agreements are usually the best way to prepare for a divorce property division. Like most other jurisdictions, North Carolina is an equitable division state. The judge must divide marital property equitably so the divorce is not an unfair financial burden on either…
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How To Separate Finances Before Your Divorce
Sometimes divorce is inevitable. Depending on your relationship, detangling your finances while you still live together may be wise. If you and your spouse both agree a divorce is necessary, coming to terms with financial separations and arrangements as soon as possible will…
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How To Choose a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst
A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst will act as the financial expert on your divorce team. The CDFA is the person responsible for creating a comprehensive financial analysis and projection that you and your divorce attorney will propose in a divorce settlement offer. Your…
Read articleFour Steps to Emotionally Let Go after a Divorce
Divorce is a split — and not just between you and your partner. The healing process for you, even if you’re the one who initiated the divorce, will take time. In order to emotionally let go after a divorce, you must make a commitment to fall in love with yourself and learn…
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How to Get My Name Off Our Marital Property if My Partner Won’t Sell?
During a divorce, a couple’s most significant financial decision is what to do with the house or other property. In some cases, one partner may remain there, though that usually means buying the other one out. Many couples choose to sell the home instead. However, if your…
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Does Divorce Affect My Ability to Collect Survivor Benefits?
During divorce, many people have questions about how the separation will impact their ability to receive survivor benefits, including pensions and Social Security. For someone who may have relied on disability or Social Security to supplement the family income, it is vital that…
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Can We Divorce While Keeping Our Own Money?
Finances are one of the most significant concerns for most people when they divorce. North Carolina is an Equitable Distribution state. That means if the court decides how to split your money, the division will be roughly equal — but not necessarily what either partner considers…
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Paying Your Child’s College Tuition After Divorce
As a divorced parent with children seeking a higher education, you may have concerns regarding who will be funding and how to save for your child’s tuition. In North Carolina, child support guidelines do not take into consideration college and university expenses. This is…
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Organize - Make Room To Begin Your New Chapter After Divorce
Although your the end of your marriage may feel like your life is over, you might see it as a new beginning. Whether you wanted to divorce or not, this change can be an opportunity to reinvent yourself. However, if you feel like you don’t know where to begin, try cleaning!…
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Navigating Child Custody When Your Kids Are Teenagers
Divorces are difficult for spouses, but they can be especially difficult for children to endure. Watching mom and dad argue can be draining, even if parents only want what’s best for their kids. Teenagers are old enough to have a better understanding of the situation but are not…
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Financial Planning for Parents After Divorce
Many changes come with a divorce, and adjustments to your finances are part of that. Although you and your ex-spouse are no longer together, this does not mean you’re left to handle your family’s financial hurdles alone. Despite any animosity that may be present between you and…
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How to Deal with a High-Conflict Spouse
Even for the most amicable couples, separation is tough. Sometimes, both spouses decide that divorce is in their best interest; other times, one party may feel blindsided, or even dispute the idea completely. Regardless, divorce raises tensions, and these increased stress levels…
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How Your Spouse’s Behavior Can Affect Child Custody
When a couple shares children, custody agreements can become a problematic part of the divorce process. In some cases, couples reach an arrangement on their own, but not always. In some cases, custody battles must be taken to court, where an outcome is determined as a result of…
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Asset Division in Divorce: How Does It Work?
From the time we were children, we’ve all had trouble with asset division. How do I split this piece of cake evenly? My friend and I both want the same toy, but who should get it? Of course, dividing up a piece of cake is nothing compared to asset division during a divorce. The…
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What Does Life Look Like After Divorce?
After a long-term marriage, divorce can often seem like the end of a life you once knew. You began your marriage planning for forever, but what you thought was permanent turned out to be temporary. While this can seem like the end, it can also be viewed as a new…
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Divorce Question: Can We Legally Separate and Live in the Same House?
If you and your spouse are considering divorce, legal separation is the first step in the official process. Separation can look very different depending on how amicable your situation. Occasionally, couples want to separate while living under the same roof to save money. If…
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4 Tips for Financial Independence During Divorce
A divorce can prove to be a tremendous financial burden. Many find it difficult to manage the cost of mediators, separate living spaces, and other aspects of separation. If your divorce is occurring after several decades of marriage, you may have a harder time untangling your…
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What to Expect: How Divorce Affects Adult Children
While going through a divorce can have an impact on kids of all ages, the effect it has on your adult children can be unique. If your children are older, they likely have a greater understanding of the situation, which could make the situation both easier to comprehend yet more…
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5 Myths About Divorce Court You May Have Heard
Nervous about an upcoming divorce court appearance? With so many exaggerated court scenes featured in today’s television shows and movies, how could you not be a little afraid? However, divorce court may not be what you’re expecting. Here are some common myths about divorce…
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Protecting Your Personal Finances During Divorce
When going through a divorce, finances can cause a lot of stress. Divorce itself can be expensive, and then you’re left to live on one income. In some cases, one party must also pay child support to the other. These are just a few of the unexpected impacts that divorce can have…
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What Stay-At-Home Moms Can Expect During Divorce
Women who elect to stay at home to raise children face unique challenges during divorce. But that’s not to say they face a hopeless situation. A lot depends on what the partner is earning, along with the household debts and expenses. If a lawyer tells you what you…
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Can You Get a Divorce Without Hiring Two Attorneys?
Divorce can be an expensive undertaking. We’ve talked before about how much a divorce may cost, and that’s before you figure out your post-divorce budget. Some clients have asked if they can save time (and money) by hiring the same attorney. If you and your partner are on…
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In Divorce, You Get Half. But Half of What?
Not long ago in one of our divorce workshops, someone asked the simple (and yet complicated) question: “What do I get half of?” During a divorce, a couple will split their assets. These assets are things you own, such as your cars and your house, plus the money in your bank…
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Signs Your Children Need Help after Divorce
Children are one of our biggest worries during divorce. We asked some of our therapist presenters to share with us: what are some signs people should watch for in children after divorce, signs that indicate the child might need some help adjusting? Here are their…
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Why Mediation May Be The Right Answer For You
We find that a lot of our workshop participants are under the impression that they have to go through the court system to settle their divorce case. This is not true. There are other options, such as mediation, which gives you a bit more control. Mediation is a method used in…
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Co-Parenting: The Pros and Cons of Nesting Agreements
Nesting agreements between parents going through divorce are becoming more common. Also known as “birds nesting,” this arrangement is one approach for parents concerned about how their children will handle the myriad changes divorce brings to family life. Here are some pros and…
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How Do I Get My Financial Records If My Spouse Controls The Logins?
During the divorce process, you’ll need to list your individual assets and debts, credit card balances, income information, and possibly even a monthly budget. Some states also require past tax returns and W-2s. Gathering the Financial DataOne route to get this…
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How Are Student Loans Handled During A Divorce?
During divorce, you must split your assets as well as your debts. While we’ve covered various ways to divide debts, students loans can be particularly frustrating for couples. Must both of you pay for one person’s student loans? According to an article in the Wall…
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Supporting Your Teenager During Separation and Divorce
The stress of divorce strikes everyone at one time or another during the process, but teenagers can compound the emotional upheaval at home. As one therapist puts it, teenagers are in the middle of figuring out their identities as humans, and divorce throws a wrench…
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How To Co-Parent When You're Not On Talking Terms
Divorce means separating from your partner, but if you have children, that person will always be part of your life. If you and your partner can barely speak to each other without anger, co-parenting is going to be difficult. And if your ex is unreasonable or bent on making your…
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Can a Spouse Change the Beneficiary on Insurance and Retirement Accounts?
Insurance benefits and IRAs or other retirement money are some of the most important assets discussed during divorce. The beneficiary of these assets is an important part of post-divorce proceedings, and it’s important for you and your ex to change those if you wish, once the…
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Is an IRA Joint Property In A Divorce?
An IRA and other retirement money is often a concern during divorce. If you both have retirement accounts, you may feel less worried. However, women who haven’t worked outside the home in many years do not have their own retirement accounts and are understandably nervous about…
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6 Tips for the Long-Distance Parent After Divorce
Divorce brings a lot of change, including, of course, one spouse moving to a new home. For children, seeing their parents live separately is hard enough. But if one parent moves to a new city or state, that separation feels even worse. Just as you no doubt will miss your…
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Pitfalls To Avoid When Dividing Retirement Assets
As you and your partner divorce, you’ll be dividing up debts and assets. Retirement assets usually cause the most confusion. In some cases, only one person is contributing to those accounts, so some assume that asset belongs to the person who contributed. If both spouses work…
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4 Signs You Might Need To See a Therapist After Divorce
Divorce is a wrenching split, a complete interruption in your life and a shift from a path you expected to walk until death do us part. Experiencing a wide range of emotions from anger and sadness to guilt or even relief is perfectly normal. Keying your ex-spouse’s car is…
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Can My Spouse Sue Me For Abandoning My Marriage?
When a couple decides to divorce, one of them typically moves out. In North Carolina, that’s a requirement. You must live apart, separated, for one full year before you can even file for divorce. But many North Carolina residents have also heard that if you move out,…
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Will I Have To Pay Alimony?
Alimony is one of the aspects of divorce that concerns a lot of our workshop attendees. Paying money to someone you no longer love feels like being kicked when you are down. And if you’re not sure how you are going to make ends meet, the idea of paying someone is definitely…
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Divorce Questions: How do I force them out of the house?
Divorce can be messy. That’s probably why our Raleigh Divorce Workshop is often asked this question: “How do I force them out of the house?” In North Carolina, you must live separately for one year before you can file for divorce. So at least one of you needs to move out. In…
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Can I File A Lawsuit On Behalf Of My Child In North Carolina?
As a parent, when one of our children is wronged, our first instinct is to try to make it right and fix it for them. Sometimes that means letting them work through it on their own, and sometimes that means stepping in and helping them. When a child is injured in an auto…
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Returning To The Workforce After Divorce
A year ago, we found ourselves in need of a real estate agent, and we had the opportunity to meet an absolutely fantastic and inspiring woman we are proud to call a friend (and to whom we owe some time to catch up now that we think about it). When we first met Deb, we asked…
Read articleThe Divorce Process: What’s the First Thing I Should Do?
When someone is considering a divorce in Raleigh, they often ask: What’s the first thing I should do? While the first steps in the divorce process can depend on your situation, here are several things to do once you’ve decided divorce is the right path. Steps To Get a…
Read articleThe Pieces of an Estate Plan and How They Work Together
An estate plan, whether for single or married person, typically consists of a Durable General Power of Attorney, a Healthcare Power of Attorney, and a Last Will and Testament. Here’s how these pieces work together and why you need all three. A Durable General Power of…
Read article4 Considerations for Estate Planning If You Have Children With Special Needs
Parents who have children (including adult children) with special needs face unique challenges when it comes to planning for the future. Here are four things special needs parents might consider when putting together an estate plan. Name a Guardian. If you know that your…
Read article3 Reasons You Should Hire a Probate Attorney
The process of administering the estate of a person who has passed away can be confusing and frustrating for the surviving family members. Hiring an attorney who is knowledgeable and experienced with estate administration can ease your frustrations and save time and money.…
Read articleManaging Through A Crisis
Is it just a coincidence that the month of April is both Financial Awareness Month AND Alcohol Awareness Month? What is divine providence trying to tell us? The answer lies in the similarities between people who struggle with addiction and people who struggle with…
Read article3 Common Misconceptions About Estate Planning
Most people know what a Will is, but many have misconceptions about the importance of a regularly updated Will and what it can and can’t do for you. Here are three common misconceptions about estate planning. Read on and make sure you and your love ones are protected! “If I…
Read articleWhere There's A Will, There's A Way
No one likes to think about death - especially their own. However, good planning and preparation during life means one must address how one’s assets are distributed when they are no longer among the living. It’s not morbid, it’s responsible. That is what having a Will is all…
Read articleThe Price Of Peace In A Marriage
Unraveling a lifetime, a marriage, and/or a family is a very serious and complicated matter. It comes with pain and expense. However, it does not have to come with a court hearing. In fact, there are many ways to resolve marital conflict that do not necessarily involve formal…
Read articleTips For Less Stress In Your Divorce
Going through a divorce is tough - keep your stress levels low with these tips from one of our attorneys, Tamara Brooks. Do not sign anything you do not read. If you do not understand something you have read, find someone you trust to explain it to you.If you receive legal…
Read article3 Common Misconceptions About Estate Planning
Most people know what a Will is, but many have misconceptions about the importance of a regularly updated Will and what it can and can’t do for you. Here are three common misconceptions about estate planning. Read on and make sure you and your loved ones are protected! “If I…
Read articleFive Options for Your Separation and Divorce
You have options when it comes to your separation and divorce. Here are the five most common ways. 1. The Kitchen Table Approach Couples that communicate well can often work out a mutually convenient parenting plan for their children, make lists of their assets and debts,…
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Why Do I Need A Separation Agreement?
There is a common myth that separating from your spouse means filing some sort of magical paperwork and you are “officially” separated. The truth is, there is no official document to separate. In North Carolina, you must be physically separated (can not be…
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COVID-19 And Parenting Plans
In the turbulent world we now live in, many customs and plans must change. We all have to adjust while social distancing, working from home, wearing extraordinary personal protection equipment and taking precautions for health and safety. In the world of Family Law and Child…
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4 Reasons For A Prenup
A prenup is a contract that kind of resembles a separation agreement. It has a preamble of “Whereas” this and that. It talks about property like the house, bank accounts, retirement, alimony, and some child provisions. What it does? A prenup, in advance, lays out what is…
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Tips For Letting Go
There is nothing easy about letting go, especially when you are downsizing, handling the estate of a loved one or dividing a household in divorce. People have a tendency to keep too much because they find comfort in the “things” and the memories that go with them. In a…
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Conquering the Bar Exam During the Pandemic
For third year law students, the month of May is an exciting time of the year where a law student graduates and celebrates their hard work after surviving three long years of studies. The celebration however, is usually only brief due to the approaching preparation period…
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Adoptions In North Carolina
“Adoption means the creation by law of the relationship of parent and child between two individuals” - N.C. G. S § 48-1-101(2). North Carolina law succinctly defines adoption in its statutes as stated above. However, the act of adoption is so much more. Yes, it is a creation…
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Absolute Divorce
Our entire practice is devoted to divorce and family law. Our Raleigh family lawyers are dedicated to advocating for you so you can have the life you want and deserve. We have had several calls during this international crisis concerning separation and divorce. If you…
Read articleRecommendations on Custody and Visitation During COVID-19
The Family Court Advisory Commission has issued new guidelines on custody and visitation recommendations during COVID-19. For more information, you can view the PDF here: CUSTODY AND VISITATION RECOMMENDATIONS DURING COVID-19.
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5 Strategies to Stay Civil While Staying Home Together
Most of us yearn for vacation time off, and we know that means more time with our family. However, suddenly, we are thrust in this very real scenario of staying home with our family indefinitely, while still working full time, home schooling our children, and maybe under…
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North Carolina Courts Closed Through June 1st
A recent order from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina has ordered courts closed through June 1st, in addition to a few other things. To download the full release, click here.
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Five Steps To Use Apple’s New Parental Controls Effectively
If you’re like we are, you’ve experienced the drama that comes along with taking the iPad away from the kids after the set amount of viewing time you’ve allowed. There’s always complaining, and it’s no fun for either side of the battle. Especially with some of the research…
Read articleCan I Really Afford The House On My Own?
Often times, people want to simplify this question with “Yes, I can afford the mortgage.” There is so much more to look at than just the mortgage payment. There are also things to consider such as: Refinance Cost If you decide to keep the house after a divorce, you will most…
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Modern Prenups and Milliennials
Most people think of a prenuptial agreement as a legal document for younger people with a valuable family trust fund to protect or some older person thinking about going into their second or third marriage. The need for a prenuptial agreement was also understandably less common…
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Triangle Divorce Lawyers Honored With Top 10 Family Law Firm Award
We're excited to announce that we have been honored with a Top 10 Family Law Firm award from Attorney and Practice Magazine! Attorney and Practice Magazine Top 10 awards are an achievement reserved for only those attorneys who have demonstrated the highest degree of excellence…
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Five Money Questions For Women - 2/26 Event
Join our friends from Edward Jones at their event, "Five Money Questions For Women", coming up on February 26th at 7pm. The event will be held at Party Delights, at 6150 Rogers Road in Wake Forest. To find out more or sign up, check out the link…
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Triangle Divorce Lawyers 2018 Spring Equinox Event
One of the most valuable assets a law firm can provide to its client, other than legal advice, is a list of trusted referral partners who have proven themselves to past clients and dedicated themselves to providing the best customer service and experience for the clients that…
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Valentine’s Day for Single Parents
Flowers, hearts, pink, red, roses, candy, cards and giant teddy bears. These are just a few things associated with Valentine’s Day, but they aren’t what Valentine’s Day is all about. Valentine’s Day is more than just about those heart shaped chocolate boxes, as delicious as they…
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National Family Fit Lifestyle Month 2018
The most common New Year’s Resolution in the United States (according to 2015 Nielsen Study) regards getting in shape, whether it be getting healthy, losing weight or toning up. January is the best time to jumpstart those healthy living goals, especially since January is…
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Celebrate Your Family History
November is Family Stories Month. Gather around the table and tell the stories that are rarely heard. While we're usually focused on making a better life and future for our children, it's important to be intentional about taking time to remember those people and times that…
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Mary Gurganus Featured in IndyWeek's Wedding Issue
Not all marriages are built to last. But how do you know when to call it quits? After all, every relationship comes with its own set of growing pains and challenges; it's discerning the insurmountable ones that can sometimes require the eyes of a pro. Lucky for us, Mary…
Read articleLosing the Dead Weight for the New Year!
January is the time for New Year's Resolutions, and if you are like me, weight loss is at the top of your list. By all means, proceed with the usual weight loss goals, but this year also make plans to drop a different type of weight... the emotional dead weight that may be…
Read article5 Tips for making transition easier during the holidays by Jessica Middleton, M.A.
Tis the season? We have entered one of the busiest seasons of the year. Halloween is a faint memory, and we are all gearing up for more celebrating, more family and more fun!...right? Well, not all of us.What do you do when you are dealing with the grief of divorce? How do you…
Read articleOut with the old and in with the new this Thanksgiving
By Triangle Divorce Lawyers of Triangle Divorce Lawyers on Monday, November 2, 2015. Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times of year. It is a day out of the hustle and bustle of normal fast-paced life to be with family and give thanks for everything you have, and in some…
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