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Many clients choose to represent themselves in family law matters, but this can cause procedural missteps and issues. North Carolina courts strictly require that the parties adhere to deadlines for filing motions. Failure to meet these deadlines could result in a court ruling against a party by summary judgment, meaning a determination is made by the court before the trial even begins.

But if you are representing yourself and you miss a deadline, can you appeal that summary judgment ruling? Continue reading →

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Claims of criminal conversation and alienation of affection are available in cases where one spouse engaged in an extramarital affair. These claims may be brought against the unfaithful spouse’s paramour in North Carolina, and you don’t always need strict evidence of sexual relations. Circumstantial evidence is often sufficient. Continue reading →