The Anatomy of a Complex Family Law Case
A seasoned attorney can tell the complexity of your case after a short conversation, yet many times clients are surprised to learn... Read More
DIY Contempt: Understanding How to Enforce Your Court Order
How to Enforce Your Order You’ve been to court, had a long court hearing and got a court order which specifies a... Read More
Marital Fault is Not a Requirement for Spousal Support: Part I
In North Carolina, a supporting spouse does not need to be proven at fault in the marriage for spousal support to be... Read More
Will Child Support be Automatically Withheld from my Pay Check?
Income Withholding is (almost) Automatic in NC Child Support Cases As a matter of public policy, child support is a priority in... Read More
4 Signs That It’s Time to Seek to Modify Your Child Support Payment
A common question our office receives is whether or not a client can modify his or her child support payment. Oftentimes, the... Read More
Beware This Key Distinction in Treatment of Marital Assets vs Debt in North Carolina
Many divorcing couples have questions about credit card debt. Who is liable for it? How will it be divided? What if your... Read More
Have You Been Affected by the Ashley Madison Leak in North Carolina
If you've been affected by the Ashley Madison leak in North Carolina, we can help minimize the fallout. Contact the attorneys at Batch, Poore, & Williams, PC for a confidential consultation today.
Absolute Divorce in North Carolina: What It Is and How to Preserve Your Rights
Without taking the necessary steps, you can lose your rights to file for equitable distribution and alimony during an absolute divorce. Once an action for absolute divorce is filed against you, it is essential that you act without delay in preserving your rights. Read on to find out more.