Determining child custody can directly impact the welfare and future of your children. In North Carolina, as in many other states, the process will always take into consideration the children’s best needs and the suitability of each parent. If you want to learn more about child custody in North Carolina, here are a few points…
In North Carolina, engagement rings are generally considered separate property, rather than marital property, in the event of a divorce. This means that the person who received the engagement ring during the engagement or prior to marriage will likely keep it after the divorce. Under North Carolina law, separate property is defined as any property acquired…
The Law Office of Stephen E. Robertson is proud to announce the promotion of Yuni Nguyen as Chief Operating Officer (COO). This title is well deserved as Ms. Nguyen has been single-handedly responsible for the growth of the firm since July 2019. In the four years she has been with the firm she has been…
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