Category: Family Law
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The North Carolina Supreme Court in Smith v. Smith ruled on the handling of stipulations in equitable distribution disputes. It affirmed that parties are bound…
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The Catawba River has significantly influenced the North Carolina Piedmont’s history, sustaining Indigenous communities and powering mills before the construction of Lake Norman in the…
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The North Carolina Court of Appeals in Du Plessis v. Du Plessis ruled that supporting spouses can recover alimony overpayments from overturned orders. The court…
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Disputes between former partners don’t always end with the breakup—sometimes they escalate into harassment campaigns that threaten safety, reputation, and peace of mind. In Honacher…
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Domestic Violence Protective Orders (DVPOs), commonly known as “50B orders,” are some of the most powerful legal protections available in North Carolina. These orders can…
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The 2024 North Carolina case Hudson v. Hudson highlights the significance of judicial impartiality and proper recusal in family law. Once a judge recuses themselves,…
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In Green v. Branch, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a judge loses authority to act after recusal, making any subsequent orders void.…
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The North Carolina Court of Appeals case Ledford v. Ledford clarifies custody disputes involving relatives. Key issues include the waiver of personal jurisdiction if not…
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In 2025, high-end jewelry auction sales reached record highs, emphasizing its investment value alongside fine art and real estate. For North Carolina divorces, understanding the…
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In North Carolina, custody decisions focus on the child’s best interests, evaluating factors like safety, stability, and parental involvement. Courts distinguish between physical and legal…