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Divorce From Bed and Board: Multiple Choice

and Carolyn Krueger-Andes Being Special(ist) Here are the results from our last post (22 responses):   Question # % Correct Answers 1 41% 2 47% 3 28.6% 4 38%…

More Money, More Problems: Equitable Distribution/Alimony Edition

I took a hiatus from all the wrong laws. Two main reasons: I wanted to give you all a break from my rambling, and I was paralyzed in figuring out which of the…

Are You Specialist Material?

Being Special(ist) We’re all busy all the time. Some of you have dreams of being special. Some of you have dreams of being a specialist. The hurdle to that…

Equitable Distribution: Laws are Still Wrong, Says Ketan

All the divorce laws are still wrong. Nothing has changed in the past 90 days. Only two people responded to my last post, and both basically said “Ketan,…

All the Laws are Wrong – Legal Custody Edition

All the divorce laws are still wrong. Nothing has changed in the past 30 days since my last blog post on child support. To be clear, the bonus and commission…

Why All The Divorce Laws Are Wrong . . . And Other Thoughts

All the divorce laws are wrong. Just kidding. However, since our Chair, Katie King, put up a constructive and positive blog post, I will try to be the…

Spotlight on Roy Baroff: He’s Just Getting Started (The Peace Award)

What is an ombudsman? I’m not sure it matters, although Roy Baroff might disagree. What really matters is that Roy happens to be one, and he’s one of the…

Zoom Update Offers a New Feature

If you do any type of Zoom meetings with multiple people on a regular basis, go do an update right now. Why? There is a new feature that allows you to move…

Mediation: Supreme Court Amendments, Mitchell Case

The Supreme Court has amended three rule sets affecting mediation in North Carolina as of November 23, 2020, which you can review by clicking here. Briefly:…

September 2020 Cases: Rule 60, Interlocutory, and Contempt

Rule 60 Case | Interlocutory Case | Contempt Case Jackson V. Jackson (now Clelland): Rule 60 v. Appeal Sampson County – 2020 Tldr: Don’t use Rule 60 to…