Watson v. Watson, ____ N.C. App. ____, COA17-899 (2018)
Dwight Watson and Gurtha Watson were married in November 1989 They separated from each other in October 2009 but did not file a court action until... Read More
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Courtesy and Respect Goes a Long Way In Handling a Divorce
Breaking News of the Separation Courtesy and respect goes a long way in your favor in handling a divorce. When possible, its better to let... Read More
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Move Your Child Custody Case to Another State
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