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  • 2022
    • January
      • Daphne Edwards Recognized By Nc Super Lawyers 2022
  • 2021
    • December
      • Am I Required To Have A Legal Document Establishing Custody Of My Child?
      • Domestic Violence And Your Digital Safety
    • August
      • Equitable Distribution: Are You Entitled To More Than 50%?
    • May
      • Donor Agreements
    • March
      • Surrogacy
    • February
      • Complex Divorce
      • Daphne Edwards Recognized By NC Super Lawyers In 2021
  • 2020
    • December
      • Grandparents Custody And Visitation
    • May
      • Alienation Of Affection & Criminal Conversation
    • March
      • COVID-19 And Your Case
    • January
      • Daphne Is Recognized By NC Super Lawyers 2020
      • Special Issues In Military Divorces
      • Daphne Is Included In The 2020 Legal Elite
      • Fighting Against Unfair Alimony Orders
      • Can I Sue My Spouse’S Lover For Alienation Of Affection And/Or Criminal Conversation?
  • 2019
    • December
      • What Circumstances Might Warrant A Child Support Modification?
      • How Long Does A Divorce Take In North Carolina?
      • Are You Considering A Divorce After The Holidays? Speak With A Lawyer Now
    • November
      • Will You Have To Pay Spousal Support In Your Divorce?
      • Fault-Based Grounds For Divorce In North Carolina
      • Determining A Custody Schedule
    • October
      • Uncontested Divorce Cases In Raleigh
      • Moving Forward After Divorce
      • Fighting Against A Child Support Modification
      • Co-Parenting Tips After A Divorce
    • September
      • The Possible Impact Of Social Media On Your Divorce
      • Types Of Protective Orders In North Carolina
      • Will You Have To Pay Child Support After Your Divorce?
      • Do You Need A Lawyer For A Paternity Case?
    • August
      • Dealing With The Aftermath Of Divorce
      • How Domestic Violence Can Affect Child Custody
    • July
      • If Child Support Is Set By Statute, Why Do I Need A Lawyer?
      • What Do Family Lawyers Do?
      • Should I Move Out Of My House If I Am Considering Divorce?
      • How Domestic Violence Might Affect Your Divorce
      • A Successful Paternity Case May Involve A Child Support Order
    • June
      • Steps To Take In Preparation For Divorce
      • How A Separation Agreement Can Help You
      • Do I Need A Lawyer For An Uncontested Divorce?
    • May
      • How Long Will My Divorce Take In North Carolina?
      • What Is A Deposition And How Can It Benefit My Case?
      • Determining The Date Of Separation And Why It Has Legal Significance.
      • Divorce Through Your Child’S Eyes
      • North Carolina Advocates For Justice
      • North Carolina State Bar Continuing Legal Education Conference
    • April
      • Determining Alimony In North Carolina In 2019
      • Types Of Child Custody
    • March
      • How Is Alimony Calculated In North Carolina
      • Can You Get A Prenuptial Agreement After A Wedding?
      • 4 Signs You May Be Headed For Divorce
      • How Do Courts Determine Who Gets Custody
      • Effects Of Domestic Violence In The Family
    • February
      • What To Look For In A Raleigh Divorce And Family Lawyer
      • North Carolina 2019 Super Lawyers – Daphne Edwards
      • Property Division In A Divorce
      • How To Find A Good Divorce Lawyer?
    • January
      • Things I Should Consider Before I File For Divorce
      • What’S Considered Domestic Violence?
  • 2017
    • October
      • Should I Try To Settle Or Go To Court And Let A Judge Decide?
      • Is Student Loan Debt Considered Marital Debt?
    • July
      • Identifying And Avoiding Parental Alienation
      • Public School Or Private School: Which Parent Has Authority To Decide?
      • What Are Grounds To Appeal A Trial Judge’S Decision?
    • April
      • Are Accounts Titled In The Name Of Our Minor Child Considered Marital Assets?
      • Circumstances In Which The Child Support Guidelines Do Not Apply.
    • March
      • Failure To Pay Child Support: Collection And Enforcement Remedies.
      • Didn’T Sign A Prenup? A Postnuptial Agreement Might Be Right For You.
    • January
      • Why You Should Consult With An Attorney Before You Sign A Separation Agreement.
      • How Is Property Valued For Purposes Of Equitable Distribution?
  • 2016
    • December
      • Can I Force My Spouse To Move Out Of The Marital Home?
      • Can I Make The Other Party Pay My Attorney’S Fees?
    • November
      • Should I Change Divorce Attorneys?
      • Child Support And Child Custody For A Disabled Child
    • October
      • Six Reasons To Postpone Dating After Separation
      • How Long Am I Entitled To Receive Alimony?
    • September
      • Do I Need A Business Valuation If I Am Getting Divorced?
      • Is My Separate Property Included In The Marital Estate For Purposes Of Equitable Distribution?
    • August
      • Factors That May Impact Awarding One Parent Primary Child Custody
    • July
      • Imputing Income For Purposes Of Child Support: When Child Support Is Not Based On Your Actual Income
    • June
      • Modification Of Child Support: How Can I Get My Child Support Changed?
      • Daphne Edwards Attains Martindale Hubbell’S AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating
    • May
      • How Social Media Can Affect Your Divorce Case – And 9 Tips To Help You Avoid Pitfalls
      • Equitable Distribution And The Marital Home: Should The Home Be Distributed To One Of The Parties Or Sold?
      • Why Does My Attorney Need So Many Documents From Me?
      • The Value Of Emotional Support During Divorce
    • January
      • Daphne Edwards Selected To Business North Carolina’S 2016 Legal Elite
      • Modification Of Child Custody
  • 2014
    • December
      • Termination Of Alimony: Cohabitation