Social media has become a central part of how we communicate, share our lives, and stay connected. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) offer a space to express ourselves—whether it’s posting a family update, venting frustration, or finding support from friends. But during a divorce, that same expressive outlet can quickly become […]
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When you’re thinking about divorce, fear can be a powerful force. It can whisper in your ear late at night, make you second-guess your instincts, and keep you locked in a situation that no longer serves you. Much of that fear comes not from facts—but from long-standing myths. These myths are often passed down from
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Divorce is rarely easy, and when children are involved, the emotional complexity only deepens. As family law attorneys serving Lincolnton and the surrounding North Carolina communities, we’ve seen firsthand how difficult it can be for parents to balance their own grief and stress with the responsibility of guiding their children through an uncertain time. Children
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A speeding ticket might seem like a minor inconvenience, but the truth is that the consequences can quickly add up, especially if you’re not familiar with North Carolina’s traffic court process. Before you simply pay the fine and move on, it’s crucial to understand all of your available options and the potential long-term impact on
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Going through a family law case, whether it’s custody, divorce, or support, it can be a deeply emotional and overwhelming experience. At Lincolnton Family Law, we understand the challenges you’re facing and are here to make the process less intimidating by helping you understand each step. We know that these legal matters affect not only
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Child custody cases can be highly emotional, often bringing up past hurts and fears about the future. However, it’s important to remember that these processes don’t have to be destructive. At Lincolnton Family Law, we firmly believe that even amidst disagreement, parents can find ways to move forward constructively, prioritizing their children’s needs and minimizing
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At Lincolnton Family Law, we often encounter clients facing difficult custody and co-parenting situations. It’s common for people to be unsure about the difference between a “family law attorney” and a “parenting coordinator.” Because we offer both services, we want to clarify these roles and explain how they can help you, as the specific service
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School is out, schedules open up, and opportunities for vacations, camps, and extended family visits pop up. For separated or divorced parents, the arrival of summer can raise an important question: can we change our custody agreement to better fit our children’s summer plans? The short answer is yes, but it depends on the circumstances,
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In North Carolina, couples must live separately and apart for at least one year before they can file for an absolute divorce. During this separation period, many important decisions still need to be made about living arrangements, financial responsibilities, parenting time, and property. Without a clear plan, misunderstandings and conflicts can easily arise. That’s where
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There are few experiences more painful for a parent than losing custody of their child. Whether the court’s decision came after a long battle or took you by surprise, it is normal to feel overwhelmed, confused, and deeply hurt. It is important to know that while this moment is incredibly difficult, it is not the
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