In North Carolina, the divorce and separation process doesn’t exactly run on espresso shots. It’s more of a slow, artisanal drip. Why a separation & divorce in North Carolina take time.

This Children’s Bill of Rights can help parents experiencing separation and divorce keep their children’s best interests in the forefront of decision-making.

Divorces between couples who are over the age of 50 and have had long marriages – often called “Gray Divorces” – present unique emotional, logistical and legal challenges.

How to discuss the process of divorce with your children.

A sleepy, sweet pup makes coming to a lawyer’s office slightly less intimidating for children.

transitioning relationships: from spouse to co-parent

Why interest based negotiations work.

Divorces between couples who are over the age of 50 and have had long marriages – often called “Gray Divorces” – present unique emotional, logistical and legal challenges.

The feeling associated with abandonment is not the same as the legal claim of abandonment.

Gondring Law’s newest attorney brings warmth, wisdom, and a wealth of family law experience.

How might we come to a greater answer if we were able to see each of the sides? When kitchen table conversations about your separation devolve but you don’t want to lose privacy or control of the resolution, Collaborative Divorce and Mediation are excellent options.