In hindsight, survivors of domestic violence might express that the hardest part of deciding to leave a violent intimate relationship was not the act of making the decision itself – it was figuring out what the next steps would be if they were successful in leaving.
The Charlotte Observer highlighted Mecklenburg’s annual fundraiser for the state court system. The evening took place on April 28, 2016, and the Sodoma Law Foundation was a supportive sponsor. read more
A Sodoma Law attorney, recently completed the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau training. The Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau works to educate the community on the issue of domestic violence and provide valuable resources to empower community... read more
The terms “Equitable distribution” are just big words for the division of marital property, or property acquired during a marriage. More often than not, most counties (to include Mecklenburg County and Union County), the parties are required to attempt to settle the... read more
Posted by Penelope L. Hefner “Strike three – you’re out!” “Flag on the play!” “Flagrant foul!” Think about watching your favorite sporting event without an umpire or referee. What would that game be like? Would the... read more
