What is Equitable Distribution?

What is Equitable Distribution?

November 9, 2016
One of the most important things to consider when going through a divorce is “what happens to our assets and debts?” The division of marital assets and debts is referred to as Equitable Distribution. Here “equitable” means fair rather than a 50/50 split, so it’s important to note that the court has discretion to determine […]
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When is it Appropriate to Modify Child Custody of Child Support Agreements?

October 14, 2016
When it comes to child custody cases I often have clients ask, “When is it appropriate to modify the terms of child custody or child support?” Of course, in these situations, modifications should only be made with your child’s best interests in mind. So the steps needed to get any kind of modification approved involve […]
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Can I draw workers’ compensation and unemployment at the same time?

October 14, 2016
As a general rule the answer is no you cannot. Technically the workers’ compensation law isn’t that clear. North Carolina General Statute 97-42.1 says “If an injured employee has received unemployment benefits under the Employment Security Law for any week with respect to which he is entitled to workers compensation benefits for temporary total or […]
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Be Prepared to Face the Summer Heat

October 12, 2016
South Carolina summers bring with them extreme heat and extreme humidity. If you’re one of the many people in South Carolina who work outdoors, you know exactly how demanding the South Carolina summer can be. As you might imagine, if you work outdoors you’re at higher risk for heat-related health problems, but what you might […]
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Differences in workers’ compensation settlements.

October 4, 2016
At the end of your workers’ compensation claim you will likely be entitled to an award of some type. Technically there is a difference in workers’ compensation law between an award and a settlement. You are automatically entitled to an award once you reach maximum medical improvement. Your workers’ compensation claim is open even after […]
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