by The Spagnola Law Firm | Jun 11, 2026 | Family Law
People put off calling an attorney for all kinds of reasons. Cost concerns. Hoping the situation resolves on its own. Not wanting to make things feel more serious than they are. We understand all of that. But the data on outcomes tells a consistent story, and so does...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | Jun 8, 2026 | Family Law
Hiring a family law attorney is often the first step toward resolving some of life’s most difficult situations. Whether you are facing a divorce, custody dispute, or another family matter, how you work with your lawyer can directly affect your case outcome....
by The Spagnola Law Firm | Jun 4, 2026 | Family Law
Working with a High Point, NC order of protection lawyer is a partnership. Your lawyer brings legal knowledge and courtroom experience, but you bring something equally important: the facts of your life. When both sides contribute effectively, cases tend to go more...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | Jun 1, 2026 | Family Law
Retaining a family law attorney marks the beginning of an important professional relationship. How you engage with your lawyer over the coming weeks or months will shape not only your case strategy but often the outcome itself. A few practical approaches can make this...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 27, 2026 | Family Law
North Carolina takes marital fault seriously in spousal support cases. More seriously than most states, actually. If you’re going through a divorce and adultery or other misconduct is part of the picture, understanding how that affects alimony isn’t...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 26, 2026 | Family Law
Marriage in North Carolina automatically establishes legal paternity for a husband when a child is born during the marriage. For unmarried fathers, no such presumption exists. A man who isn’t married to his child’s mother has no legally recognized parental...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 20, 2026 | Family Law
Most people going through a North Carolina divorce assume property gets split down the middle. Equal shares, clean break, move on. That’s not quite how it works. North Carolina follows equitable distribution, which means the goal is a fair division, not...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 19, 2026 | Family Law
Infidelity doesn’t always end a marriage. Many couples in Greensboro choose to stay together after a betrayal, and they work hard to rebuild what was damaged. What often helps that process is clarity. When both parties put their expectations about property,...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 13, 2026 | Family Law
Birth Parent Rights in North Carolina Adoptions Adoption is often discussed from the perspective of the adoptive family. But birth parents have real legal rights throughout the process, and those rights shape how every adoption moves forward in North Carolina. Whether...
by The Spagnola Law Firm | May 12, 2026 | Family Law
When alimony is left to a North Carolina judge, the outcome depends on statutory factors, witness credibility, and the court’s discretion. Both spouses lose control of the result. Negotiating alimony through a settlement agreement gives couples something courts...