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Are you divorcing an angry spouse?
Are you divorcing an angry spouse?

It is normal for people going through divorce to experience a wide range of emotions, including feeling hurt, anxious, worried, depressed, and angry. When a party is entrenched in anger to the extent that it affects their ability to use good judgment, it can create a hurdle in resolving a case in an efficient manner.

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Defending Child Custody and Visitation Order on Appeal
Defending Child Custody and Visitation Order on Appeal

The Court of Appeals published its opinion earlier this year on a case Jim Siemens argued before the Court in Raleigh in October. Jim was successful in defending the visitation arrangement in a custody modification order entered in Buncombe County.

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