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Department of Labor Clarifies Scope of FLSA’s Administrative Exemption https://t.co/dfuTqKyVWk
On June 25th, DOL issued FLSA 2020-9 in response to whether county emergency-management coordinators qualify for ad… https://t.co/xzIrx96uyn
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The term “co-parenting” describes the process where two parents work together to raise a child even though they are divorced or separated and… Read More
Our dogs and cats are part of our family, right? They do not just represent property to be divided, right? Actually, in North… Read More
April 25 is “Parental Alienation Awareness Day.” Perhaps, you haven’t heard of Parental Alienation. Unfortunately, many children and parents going through a divorce… Read More
No one enters into a marriage assuming, thinking or dreaming that a divorce will occur. However, things change, love wanes, and divorces happen. Read More
Real Estate in Wake County continues to be a hot commodity. Currently, the Triangle is experiencing a lack of supply in single-family homes. Read More
Are you and your spouse out of sync? Do you just have this sixth sense that things are not right in your marriage?… Read More
For many divorcing couples, the marital residence is often their largest asset or perhaps largest debt. Therefore, when… Read More
Divorce brings out the worst in people. No one knows you better than your spouse and no one knows what buttons to push… Read More
Family law attorneys are seeing an increasing number of grandparents seeking visitation and custody with their grandchildren through the court system. Grandparents’ concerns… Read More
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