How to Find a Good Family Lawyer in North Carolina

February 25th, 2025 | On Behalf of Daly Mills Family Law

Family legal matters can be emotionally taxing and legally complex. Whether you're facing divorce, child custody issues, adoption proceedings, or other family-related legal challenges, having a good family lawyer by your side makes all the difference. In North Carolina, where family law has its own unique statutes and procedures, finding...

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Top Questions to Ask a Lake Norman Divorce Attorney

December 29th, 2022 | On Behalf of Daly Mills Family Law

At Daly Mills Family Law, our Lake Norman divorce attorneys represent men and women throughout North Carolina who are preparing to take the first step in dissolving their marriages. If you are considering a divorce, there is a good chance you have been subjected to unsolicited advice and outright horror stories about...

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Three Important Steps to Take Before Signaling You Want a Divorce in North Carolina

December 15th, 2022 | On Behalf of Daly Mills Family Law

At Daly Mills Family Law, our Lake Norman divorce attorneys know that whether your decision to dissolve your marriage was precipitated by years of unhappiness, or a single event — like infidelity or another type of deception — taking the first step is incredibly difficult. If you are considering a North...

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What is Marital Misconduct and How Does it Impact My North Carolina Divorce

November 29th, 2022 | On Behalf of Daly Mills Family Law

At Daly Mills Family Law, our divorce attorneys in Lake Norman field a lot of questions about marital misconduct, and how it impacts North Carolina divorce proceedings. The short answer is, North Carolina is a “no-fault” divorce state, which means marital misconduct is not relevant during the proceedings. North Carolina...

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Can I Pursue Past Due Child Support Payments through Wage Garnishment in North Carolina?

November 15th, 2022 | On Behalf of Daly Mills Family Law

At Daly Mills Family Law, our Lake Norman child support attorneys represent clients throughout North Carolina in cases involving one parent’s financial obligations to the other, so the children’s best interests are put first. When the non-custodial parent fails to pay child support in full or on time, the recipient...

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