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What Happens to My Pets When I Die?

What Happens to My Pets When I Die?

by William Miller, Attorney at Law When I speak with clients about their estate plans, the question, “What happens to my pets when I die?” often arises. In many cases, a child or loved one is more than willing to take the pet(s) in the untimely event of your death,...
Domestic Violence and Divorce

Domestic Violence and Divorce

by Danielle De Angelis, NC Board Certified Family Law Specialist October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, as proclaimed by Congress in 1989. No one deserves to face trauma – whether physical or psychological – from an intimate partner. The impact of domestic...
Understanding the Real Estate Closing Disclosure

Understanding the Real Estate Closing Disclosure

by E. Drew Nelson, Attorney at Law If you have ever bought or sold a house, you know there is a lot of paperwork! The residential real estate closing disclosure is a very important document that summarizes the overall transaction. This document replaces the old HUD-1...
7 Things to Remember When Getting Divorced

7 Things to Remember When Getting Divorced

by Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at law Divorce is often one of the most challenging and emotional experiences a person can go through. It marks the end of a significant chapter in your life and can bring a lot of emotions, from sadness and anger to relief and hope...
Is It Too Late to Get Divorced?

Is It Too Late to Get Divorced?

Danielle De Angelis, Attorney at Law Most people have heard the statistic that 50% of all marriages in the US end in divorce. While overall that may still be true, there is more to the story. Studies of divorce trends show that divorce rates have declined slightly...