Will litigation help me get better child support?

Child support disputes can be stressful for both parents, especially if the current support amount seems insufficient. In North Carolina, child support decisions follow state guidelines, but parents may not always agree with the outcome. Litigation may become necessary if you and your co-parent cannot agree on the proposed terms. However, it is also important to recognize when litigation may not be the best option for securing better child support. How courts decide child support in North Carolina In North Carolina, family courts calculate child support using the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines. These guidelines consider several factors, including the income of both...

23 August

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When should a family pursue wrongful death litigation?

Posted by Chris Proffitt

in Civil Litigation

When a North Carolina family is navigating the aftermath of the unexpected loss of a loved one, it is a complex and challenging time for everyone. From the sudden expenses associated with medical bills and a funeral, the family also has to navigate the emotional turmoil as well. Grieving families often find it difficult to think about potential legal options that could be available to them. It is not always abundantly clear if a death was the result of the wrongful actions of another person. If you are mourning the loss of a loved one that you think may be the...

29 February

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Don’t Settle Without A Lawyer

Posted by Chris Proffitt

in Civil Litigation

In most every single case at least contacting an attorney to see if there is something more that can be done is very useful and informative. Unlike doctors, many attorneys offer free consultations regarding very important cases such as criminal charges, traffic tickets, personal injury, products liability and even in some instances estate planning, family law or divorce cases. It is very beneficial for someone who has a legal issue to talk with an attorney, even if the consultation costs a little money because the benefit far outweighs the costs. What you will get out of a consultation? Hopefully...