SODOMA LAW
Where Family is at the Heart of Everything We Do
WHEN IT MATTERS MOST,HIRE THE BEST
At Sodoma Law, we understand that every legal challenge is personal—especially when it involves your family or future. That’s why we place compassion, creativity, and tenacity at the core of everything we do. With offices across North and South Carolina, our dedicated team is here to provide expert guidance, fearless advocacy, and the reassurance you need during life’s most critical moments.
When you work with Sodoma Law, you’re not just hiring a law firm—you’re gaining a trusted partner who will stand by your side, fighting for what matters most.
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PLEASE DONT SAY YOU'RE SORRY
BY NICOLE SODOMA
Discover an empowering perspective on love, loss, and starting over from one of the country’s most respected divorce attorneys. In Please Don’t Say You’re Sorry, Nicole Sodoma shares heartfelt stories, professional wisdom, and personal revelations that help redefine what it means to walk away with grace and strength. Whether you’re navigating a breakup or supporting someone who is, this book offers practical tools, raw honesty, and the reminder that moving forward doesn’t mean you’re broken—it means you’re brave.
Leading the conversation in family law since 2008
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You don’t have to face legal challenges alone. At Sodoma Law, we’re here to provide the support, expertise, and confidence you need to move forward. Our team becomes part of your family, standing beside you every step of the way—so you can focus on what matters most.
Where Family is at the Heart of Everything We Do
Our experienced attorneys and staff will work with you to create the resolution that is right for you, your home and your family. Sodoma Law is a family-focused and family-driven firm. You will feel this from the moment you walk in our door. Whether you need a divorce lawyer for a high-conflict divorce, you want to create a family through surrogacy or adoption, or you have a question about your estate plan, our attorneys can help. Though our foundation is family law, we understand that life’s events are connected and thus our multi-disciplinary approach is to support you – our client.
If you’re working with our Family Law Practice Group, it is likely you are about to experience a life change and will likely have questions about your existing estate plan. Ask us. We know that separation and divorce can be incredibly emotional situations. When you are focused on the important issues of alimony, equitable distribution, child custody and child support, the fact that you may or may not have an estate plan that also needs updating is likely the furthest thing from your mind. But, Sodoma Law’s Family Law Practice Group is aware of the traps and gaps that may exist if your estate plan is not updated or revisited during a separation or after a divorce.
If you have named your soon-to-be ex-spouse as your durable power of attorney, healthcare agent, executor or trustee, he or she may have broader powers than you would want. Depending on the nature of the circumstances, at best, it would be less than ideal and at worst it could be a disaster.
Today, Sodoma Law currently has over 40 attorneys across seven offices and two states, with North Carolina offices in Charlotte, Belmont, Cornelius, Monroe, and Raleigh and South Carolina offices in Rock Hill and Greenville.
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HOW MUCH DOES DIVORCE COST?
HOW LONG WILL I HAVE TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT?
DO I STILL HAVE TO PAY ALIMONY IF I LOSE MY JOB?
In North Carolina, if a party is either ordered to pay alimony or has agreed to pay alimony through a consent order, then a party may seek a modification of the existing obligation by filing a motion with the Court and showing that there has been a change in circumstances.