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Understanding the differences between legal custody, physical custody, and the various types of custody orders can help parents make informed decisions and better protect their children's interests.

When someone in North Carolina dies without a valid will, the law steps in to make the choices for them. In legal terms, dying without a will is called dying “intestate”. Many assume that if they die without a will, that their spouse would automatically inherit everything, or that the state will step in and claim all of their property. In North Carolina, neither of those thoughts are true. Instead, North Carolina’s Intestate Succession Act decides who gets what when you’re g

What are the risks of not having a custody oder in place?

Both guardianship and documents like a power of attorney allow a person to assist with important decisions, but they are very different legal tools. Understanding the difference can help you determine which option may be appropriate for you or your family.

If you have minor children, buying a life insurance policy is one of the most considerate and responsible acts of love you can do for them. It gives peace of mind that if the worst should happen, your kids will be financially secure.

The “Domestic Violence Divorce Reform Act” aims to decrease the required time separated spouses must live separate and apart before they can be granted a divorce.

Leaving your estate plan on cruise control after separation can lead to your assets, medical decisions, and ultimately your legacy in the hands of the person that you spent so much time and money trying to distance yourself from.