Posts Tagged ‘divorce’
The Allman Spry Family: Retired Family Law Attorney Kim R. Bonuomo
Attorney Kim R Bonuomo (Retired) practiced law for more than 25 years, having spent 20 of those years exclusively in family law, divorce, and child support. Ms. Bonuomo strived to facilitate respectful and equitable resolutions of complex financial, family, and emotional issues on behalf of her clients. Her primary goal was to assist her clients in…
Read More >Joslin Davis Recognized For Insight On Celebrity Divorce
Allman Spry Davis Leggett & Crumpler, P.A. partner and family law specialist Joslin Davis was recently recognized by her alma mater, the Wake Forest University School of Law (WFU Law), for her expertise on complex family law matters and her role in providing national media outlets with insight into the divorce-related issues of former celebrity couple Angelina Jolie…
Read More >Millennials Find Value In Prenuptial Agreements
According to a recent survey of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), family law attorneys are seeing an increase in the number of millennials requesting premarital or prenuptial agreements (“prenups”). In addition, 62% of the attorneys surveyed reported an increase in the total number of clients who are seeking prenups in the past three…
Read More >How Divorce Can Jeopardize Retirement
Spouses 50 and older often have similar questions when contemplating divorce: How will our retirement accounts be divided? Am I entitled to receive any of my wife’s/husband’s pension plan / 401(k)? Am I entitled to alimony? Will I have to pay my wife/husband alimony for the rest of my life? When will I be able…
Read More >Allman Spry Partner Joslin Davis Quoted by Forbes
Allman Spry Partner Joslin Davis Quoted by Forbes on Division of Property in Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s Divorce The highly publicized divorce pending between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt has the media abuzz with curiosities related to how the celebrity couple will divide their immense wealth. According to Forbes, Pitt and Jolie have earned…
Read More >Allman Spry Partner Joslin Davis Quoted by TheWrap on Pitt Jolie Divorce
Allman Spry Davis Leggett & Crumpler, P.A. partner and family law specialist Joslin Davis was recently quoted in an article covering Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s pending divorce and the fate of the couple’s personal fortune and business interests. The article, What’s at Stake in Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s Half-a-Billion Dollar Divorce, is available…
Read More >Postnuptial Agreements for Married Couples
Unlike premarital or prenuptial agreements (“prenups”), which are contracts signed by two people prior to getting married, postnuptial agreements (“postnups”) are contracts entered into between spouses who are already married and who plan to stay married. For a variety of reasons, postnuptial agreements are becoming increasingly popular among married couples. In the recent Wall Street…
Read More >Privacy Concerns in Divorce: Voice-Controlled Technology
Allman Spry family law attorney Joslin Davis was recently quoted in an article that discusses privacy concerns surrounding the growing popularity of voice-controlled devices in our homes and on our TVs and mobile devices. The article is available online at USATODAY.com. Joslin Davis is President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and is…
Read More >10 Tips for Surviving the Post-Holiday Divorce Season
An article written by Allman Spry attorney Joslin Davis features tips for navigating the post-holiday divorce season. The article is available online at the Huffington Post. Joslin also was quoted recently by CNBC regarding this phenomenon. Joslin Davis is President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and is a North Carolina Family Law…
Read More >Receiving Attorney’s Fees in Alimony Actions
If you are seeking alimony from your spouse or ex-spouse, then you may also ask the court to order your spouse to reimburse you for the legal fees you incurred pursuing alimony. This also applies if you are seeking postseparation support, which is the name for temporary spousal support in North Carolina. Whether you are…
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