Greensboro’s College Students (UNC-G, NCA&T, Guilford College, etc.) must keep a sharp eye out to stay safe and not liable! It is always a difficult task to find liability of …
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Alimony Alimony refers to payments from one spouse to the other. A court can order one spouse to pay three different types of alimony – permanent alimony, temporary alimony, and …
Greensboro Divorce Attorney
Child Custody In cases of divorce, the court of jurisdiction for the divorce proceedings also determines child custody arrangements. Under the common statutory provision, if the spouses have children together …
Greensboro Divorce Law
Divorce to-do Here are your top three things to do if you are thinking about getting a divorce. STAY IN THE HOME. If you want the marital home it will …
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Child Custody and Visitation One of the questions I get from clients I get consistently is “what if I just picked my child up and didn’t bring them back?” Here’s …
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Custody over the 4th Holidays are always difficult for families. With the upcoming long weekend, there is often contention over who gets to spend time with the children. The easiest …
Are You Overtreating or Not?
When is treatment too much? When attorneys representing defendants in Greensboro personal injury cases argue that plaintiffs have obtained too much treatment, they refuse to fully compensate the plaintiff for …
7 ITEMS THAT SHOULD ALWAYS BE IN YOUR CAR
7 Things to Always Keep in Your Car From the moment we receive our first driver’s license, it seems like our lives are a non-stop car ride from one destination …
Things you can do to avoid making an accident worse
Tips to Avoid Making An Accident Worse We cannot control what other drivers do on the road. Another driver’s thoughtless or careless act can change our lives forever in a …
Greensboro Family Law Attorney: Guardian Ad Litems
Guardian Ad Litems, good or bad? Depending where you stand a guardian ad litem may be your best friend or worst enemy. They may be representing your child, or asked …