Join Offit Kurman Family Law Attorneys Elizabeth Hodges and Linda Ostovitz as they break down divorce and other family law matters in North Carolina.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
In episode 9, Elizabeth Hodges defines premarital agreements and points out key considerations when beginning the process of drafting such agreement. Ms. Hodges also covers challenges to the validity of premarital agreements and more. Tune in to learn more. This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
While mediation, arbitration and litigation are all ways that lead to a result during a divorce proceeding, there are many factors to consider when choosing the right option. Listen in as Elizabeth Hodges defines and breaks down each route.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
Tune in as Elizabeth Hodges highlights a topic that has been seen more frequently with divorce cases...pets. Elizabeth highlights the different approaches to the role that pets play in these situations, including when minor children are involved.
**This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.**
In this episode, Elizabeth Hodges breaks down the typical processes surrounded retirement issues in connection with a dissolution of a marriage. Ms. Hodges discusses valuations, survivors benefits and more.
**This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.**
Listen in as Elizabeth Hodges shares her thoughts and experiences regarding alimony in divorce proceedings in North Carolina. Elizabeth discusses cohabitation, preserving the status quo, tax consequences and more.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
In Episode 4, Elizabeth Hodges discusses preserving the status quo for children when child custody arrangements are decided. Listen in as Elizabeth discusses the provisions in the law as it pertains to maintaining childrens' status quo.
**This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.**
Listen along as Elizabeth Hodges discusses the exchange of money to support children along with a divorce, known as child support. Elizabeth covers how child support is determined.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
In Episode 2, Elizabeth Hodges provides insight on custody as it relates to a divorce.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.
Listen is as Offit Kurman Family Law attorneys Elizabeth Hodges and Linda Ostovitz break down grounds for divorce in North Carolina.
This information is not to be used as legal advice. Because every person’s situation is unique, for additional legal information and guidance please consult with a North Carolina family law professional regarding your particular case.