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How To Find A Good Divorce Lawyer In India

Introduction

Are you facing the challenging and emotionally charged process of divorce in India? Finding a Divorce Lawyer who not only understands the intricacies of Indian family law but also provides reliable guidance and support can make a significant difference. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the key factors to consider when searching for a Divorce Lawyer in Dwarka and how our legal expertise at NCSharmaLawFirm.com can be your invaluable asset.

Understanding Your Needs

Assessing Your Situation

Before embarking on the search for a divorce lawyer, it's crucial to assess your unique situation. Determine whether your case involves child custody, property division, or alimony. Understanding your needs will help you find a lawyer with expertise in the specific aspects of divorce law that matter most to you.

Legal Specialization

In your quest for a divorce lawyer in Dwarka, prioritize professionals who specialize in family law and divorce cases. A specialized attorney possesses in-depth knowledge of the legal nuances that can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce proceedings.

Researching Potential Lawyers

Online Reviews and Testimonials

The digital age has brought information to our fingertips. Leverage online resources by researching potential lawyers. Look for Divorce Lawyer Dwarka reviews and testimonials to gain insights into the experiences of others who have faced similar situations.

Professional Credentials

Verify the professional credentials of potential lawyers. A credible Divorce Lawyer will have a robust educational background, relevant certifications, and a track record of successful cases. This information can often be found on their official website or legal directories.

Initial Consultation

Face-to-Face Meeting

Once you've shortlisted potential lawyers, schedule an initial consultation. A face-to-face meeting allows you to assess the lawyer's demeanor, communication style, and overall compatibility. It's essential to feel comfortable and confident in your lawyer's ability to represent your interests effectively.

Case Assessment

During the consultation, provide a detailed overview of your case. A skilled Divorce Lawyer in Dwarka will conduct a thorough assessment, offering insights into potential challenges and outlining a strategic approach tailored to your situation.

Why Choose Us

At NC Sharma Law Firm, we understand the significance of your choice in legal representation during a divorce. Our team of seasoned Divorce Lawyers in Dwarka combines expertise with empathy, offering comprehensive support tailored to your specific needs.

Unparalleled Expertise

Our lawyers bring unparalleled expertise to the table, with a proven track record of successfully handling diverse divorce cases. We are well-versed in the intricacies of Indian family law, ensuring that your case is in capable hands.

Client-Centric Approach

At NC Sharma Law Firm, we prioritize our clients. We recognize the emotional challenges associated with divorce, and our client-centric approach ensures that you receive the understanding and support you deserve throughout the legal process.

Transparent Communication

We believe in transparent communication. From the initial consultation to the resolution of your case, we keep you informed and involved, providing clarity on legal proceedings and potential outcomes.

Conclusion

In your pursuit of a Divorce Lawyer in Dwarka, make an informed decision that aligns with your unique legal needs. The right choice can make a significant difference in the trajectory of your case, and at NC Sharma Law Firm, we are committed to being that difference.

Reference URL :-  How To Find A Good Divorce Lawyer In India

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Johannesmeyer & Sawyer, PLLC

Our Divorce Lawyers will look into the minute details of your case, prepare all your legal documents, gather evidence to strengthen your claim, and give you the right advice on what steps you should take further. Any concern regarding your children or property is also under the jurisdiction of our Divorce Lawyers, who will try to ease the case's complications. Our Divorce Lawyers will also try to control the damages that have been done to the relationships and help you lead a peaceful and happy life.

Based in Gastonia, North Carolina, our lawyers comprise Family Lawyers, Divorce Lawyers, Child Custody Lawyers, Child Support Lawyers, and Alimony Lawyers. Our lawyers have always provided unconditional support to their clients, and they fight every case to win it. Their knowledge and experience give them an edge over other lawyers in the city.

Johannesmeyer & Sawyer, PLLC

117 East Main Avenue, Gastonia, NC 28052

704-389-5501

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Waple & Houk, PLLC

At Waple & Houk, PLLC our experienced lawyer Waple & Houk has spent 20+ years fighting for the rights of injury victims across the state of North Carolina, obtaining hundreds of positive outcomes for his clients. We are specializing in Family Law, Divorce, Workers' Compensation, Adoption, Child Custody, Elder Guardianship, and Property Division law issues. Call us (704) 954-8697 for a free case evaluation to see if you might have a claim we can assist with. We are here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Address : 601 East Blvd Suite 100, Charlotte, NC 28203

Waple & Houk, PLLC - Charlotte, North Carolina Workers Comp Attorney Family Law Firm

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Sam Spagnola is a Greensboro family lawyer and bankruptcy counsel who has been practicing for more than 2 decades.  If you’re in need of a family attorney, look no further.

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We Need Legal Representation To Get Our Daughter

When our eight-year-old daughter, Lainey, was taken from us, our world was flipped upside down.  Night after night, I lie awake wondering when my heart will be made whole again.  When will I be able to kiss my child again, tuck her in for the night, watch her grow up, nurture her interests, or make her favorite dinner?  It’s a question to which I have no answer.

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Private Investigators and Family Law

A private investigator can play an important part in a family law case.   Whether it is a spouse who may be cheating or a separated parent who may leaving the children with a sitter to go out at night, a private investigator’s testimony may be the evidence needed to win the case.There is often nothing more compelling in family court than when a PI is called to the stand and starts talking about what has been discovered.Scott Allen has practicing law since 1994 and has counseled hundreds of clients through  settlement and tried hundreds of cases.

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Meant To Be: Part 8

Pairings: Machine Gun Kelly x Reader

Warnings: Swearing, drug use

Word Count: 5,139

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part 6 / Part 7

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“Do you have everything we need?” Colson asked as he walked off stage in Japan after his last of four shows in the country.

“It’s all waiting in the car.” You said with a nod as you popped the locks on Gage’s stroller and turned it toward the exit door. “We gotta hurry.”

“I’m there. I’m there.” He said as he ripped off the battery pack to his headphones and tossed them on top of a speaker on his way out the door.

“Here.” Ashleigh said as she ran up with a small bag that had a change of clothes, a package of body wipes that had decent reviews on Amazon, and his wallet, passport, and cellphone. “Flight leaves in three hours and it’s still on time.”

“Where���s Sawyer?” You asked as you paused at the back door and turned around to look for her.

“I’m here!” She yelled as she came running from the bathroom while fixing her belt as she went. “We’re good.” She said with a nod as she pushed open the back door and stepped out of the way for you.

“Lawyer will be waiting for you at the airport in NC to go over your case.” Ashleigh continued as she followed you out to the waiting car. “I put all the paperwork you need in the diaper bag.”

“And our clothes?”

“I’ve got them in the back.” You said as you stopped at the back door of the SUV and pulled your sleeping son in his carseat off the stroller.

“Here, you don’t need to be lifting that shit.” Colson said as he took the carseat out of your hands and climbed into the back seat with it while Sawyer folded up the stroller and pushed it to the back with your bags.

“Good luck, guys.” Baze said as he stopped at the door and helped you and your slightly significant, 10 week along bump into the car. “We’ll see you in the UK.”

“Don’t kill anyone.” Slim laughed as he shot you a look. “And take care of our babies.”

“As opposed to what, leaving them on the tarmac?” You teased as you buckled in the carseat.

“You got this.” Rook said before kissing his girlfriend goodbye for a few days. “We’ll see you soon.”

“Alright, they gotta go.” Ash said as she pushed everyone back a couple steps to close the doors. You all said your goodbyes, and settled back into the seats for a moment as the driver pulled away from the venue and headed toward the airport.

“OK, check the paperwork again.” Colson said as he pulled open his bag and grabbed the body wipes to get the post concert sweat off his body without a shower.

“It’s all there.” Sawyer said as you turned in your spot and grabbed the diaper bag from the back. “And I threw copies in my bag as well. We’re gunna be…”

“Don’t say we’re gunna be fine.” You snapped as you looked up at her through your lashes as you previously calmer self completely unraveled. “Fuck, can everyone just stop saying that shit. I could lose my fucking son tomorrow and I could be signing my second child straight to my mother’s arms in the same fucking swing. Nothing’s fucking fine, here.”

“OK.” Sawyer said softly, not taking offense to your anger in that moment as you pulled out the paperwork and the outline you had meticulously written out for yourself to go over them again.

“Where are we starting?” Colson asked as he wiped his arms down roughly, to keep himself from shaking with the nervousness you had both felt for the past three weeks since you got the custody papers.

“The DCF case.” You said as you pulled the list free of the paperclip and set it on Gage’s lap between you and Colson. “I have the case notes from the investigator and our social worker and the screened out letter and copies of all of it.”

“Our social worker’s number is on there, right?” Kels asked as he pulled off his jeans and set them aside to ‘wash’ from his hips down.

“I have a copy of her card stapled to both copies of the case notes.” You said as you checked both copies to triple check that the cards were still there.

“Medical’s next?” Colson asked as he glanced at the back of Sawyer’s head to make sure her attention was elsewhere before stripping off his dirty boxers and grabbing clean ones.

“Birth certificate…” You started with a sigh as you moved the DCF paperwork to the bottom of the pile for the next group. “NICU records, hospital records, Cali pediatrician records, North Carolina pediatrician record and notes, Cali number two pediatrician records. Check, check, check, and check.”

“And the records for the new baby?”

“Got those too if the judge needs them.”

“OK.” Colson sighed with a nod as he pulled on his clean shirt and used another one of the wipes to try and get the sweat out of his hair and off his flushed face. “What’s next?”

“Next is Sawyer and her records. Then the video files, and after that is your tour schedules for last and this year, the tour photos, and the receipts for the house and the bus baby proofing.” You looked over at the father of your children as he sighed and let his hands fall into his lap.

“Fuck, man… please don’t take my fucking kids.” A sob caught in your throat and you looked out the window as he reached across to hold your hand on Gage’s stomach. You couldn’t say anything to comfort him, same as there was nothing more he could say to comfort you, and Sawyer simply stayed silent in the seat in front of you. Colson smoked a quick joint, making sure to blow his smoke out the window for you and Gage, and chain smoked two cigarettes in the few minutes it took Sawyer to check herself, you, and Kels in to your flight. With the carseat in one hand and the other on your back, he lead you through the airport behind his body guard, through security, and to the plane.

“I won’t get on another plane without him.” Colson said after nearly an hour of silence as he sat down in his first class seat with Gage in his arms. You looked over at him through stress related exhausted eyes as he brushed his thumb across his son’s cheek. “I’ll cancel the fucking tour, I’ll even fucking catch a charge for murder and live in a third world country with you for the rest of my Goddamn life. But I will not lose my family again. I won’t fucking make it.” You nodded with tears in your eyes as he looked up at you with a shake of his head.

“I’m with you.” You whispered as you put your hand on his knee with a nod. “Even if we have to Bonnie and Clyde the fuck out of this situation, I’m with you.”

“I love you.” He whispered as he shifted in his seat so you could lay your head down on his shoulder to cry yourself to sleep.

“I love you, too.”

——

“Hey, stay with me.” Colson said softly as he reached over and gently pushed on your jaw with his fingers so you would focus on him and not your mother at the next table as you waited for the judge. “Right here, baby girl.”

“I wanna just jump over this fucking table.” You growled under your breath as you held Gage on your lap as he bounced up and down on your slack covered thighs.

“And we’re not doing that because of the kids, right?” He clarified as he moved to purposely catch your eye as he himself fought his own urge to strangle your mother. You both startled the slightest bit when the bailiff told everyone to stand up, and you took a deep breath as you got to your feet for a moment.

“Be seated.” Judge Kevin Bosch said as he took a seat behind the raised bench in the corner of the small room. “We’re here today for a grandparent custodial claim?” He clarified as he looked at the court documentation your mother had submitted. 

“Yes sir.” Her lawyer, whose name you didn’t catch, said with a nod as he organized his papers at his table. “We have documentation proving that Mr. Colson Baker, aka Machine Gun Kelly, aka Kels, aka MGK and Ms. (Y/N) (Y/L/N) have severely neglected their son, Gage Michael Baker since they have left North Carolina and the safe environment my client had offered the child.”

“What evidence?” Judge Bosch asked as he looked up from the file on his desk when Gage started to ask for his juice. Sawyer, who was there to be a witness for you, jumped to her feet behind you and carefully took Gage from over the partition with a smile so that he wouldn’t disrupt the trial.

“She is their nanny, sir.” Your lawyer, Ally clarified for the judge with a smile as she sat almost perfectly still, biding her time until it was her turn to speak because she knew with all of your paperwork there was no way she was losing. The judge nodded his head and took the evidence your mother had brought with her.

“What am I looking at?” He asked as he looked away from Sawyer and Gage as they slipped out the door and down at the photos in his hand.

“Those are the living conditions of my daughter’s apartment.” Your mom said as she sat up a little more in her chair for her turn on the soap box. “Theres a few photos of a bruise on my grandson’s thigh from his father… who he lives with now. And there are a few photos that I had to find on the internet because she refused to let me see my grandson to check on his well being and instead, took him to rock show in the middle of a heat wave where there were drugs and drinking present. You can see my grandson’s father smoking marijuana in most of those photos and doing who knows what other drugs near my grandson. They are not fit parents, your honor.”

“If I may, your honor.” Ally said as she picked up your stack of paperwork. “The apartment that Mrs. (Y/L/N) is referring to is an apartment that my clients have not lived in in four years. I do, however have photographs from an unannounced DCF visit and from the professional company that installed their baby proofing in the house my clients and their son live in now. As far as the bruise Mrs. (Y/L/N) is referring to, I again, have documentation from a pediatrician here in North Carolina and a cell phone video that showed the incident happening. 

Mr. Baker was holding his son in the hotel room they had been staying in as my clients were working out some personal issues. Mr. Baker was dancing with his son and turned a little too sharply and Gage’s leg hit the edge of the bathroom door. Ms. (Y/L/N) and Mr. Baker immediately took their child to his doctor because they were both scared something bigger had happened besides just the simple bruise the child received, which wasn’t the case. We have the rest of the child’s medical records here as well for you to peruse if you so choose showing that there is no other incidents or any indication of physical abuse and that my clients have made and kept every appointment to date with their son’s pediatrician.”

“Let me see those.” Judge Bosch said as he set your moms photos to the side and held his hand out for your paperwork. Ally nodded and picked up the top two and the bottom sections of paper clipped papers to hand to the bailiff.

“The tour…” Colson tried to say but Ally shushed him softly and tapped his arm.

“Just wait.” She whispered as she pat his arm briefly. He nodded his head as you reached out and grabbed his hand when the judge started flipping quickly through your paperwork. Ally waited until he made it to the last packet before continuing. “Now, as far as Mrs. (Y/L/N)’s last point, along with the photos of the work my clients have done on their house, they have also done the same work on Mr. Bakers tour bus.”

“How often do you go on tour, Mr. Baker?” The judge asked as he looked up at Colson.

“It varies… sir.” He said as he sat up impossibly straighter beside you. “I… we actually flew here from Japan where I am on tour right now. Tours last between two and three months… I have a schedule…”

“He goes on tour once maybe twice a year.” You said for him as solidly as you could. “In between tours, occasionally, he makes an appearance at a music festival and he also sponsors his own festival in Ohio. That festival is where I assume the photos my mother found are from. But I also have photos from that weekend that I had put up on my personal Instagram account.” Judge Bosch nodded and held his hand up for the photos, which you and Colson scrambled to grab, along with the tour schedules, copies of all the checks you wrote to Sawyer for watching Gage for you so that there was a paper trail, and the USB drive you had of nearly every home video you had on your and Colson’s phones that involved your son. 

“Our son was never in harms way at that festival.” You continued as you reached for Colson’s hand under the table because you had nothing else left for your case. “Cols… Mr. Baker and I made sure that he had sunscreen applied every hour and a half like the bottle said. We made sure he had fans on him at all times if he wasn’t playing in the RV, he was given juice and water mixed so that he wouldn’t get dehydrated, when I had him in the carrier so that we could see C… Mr. Baker preform, he had noise canceling headphones on the entire time so his hearing wasn’t affected at all…”

“And we have had his hearing checked twice since we got back just to make sure and so we’d know for future shows.” Colson said as he held on to your hand as tightly as you were holding his. “Sir, we are not bad parents. Sure, we have tattoos, and we don’t work your typical nine to five gig. Yes, she used to model for Penthouse and I have a recording studio in my house that I sometimes spend a little too much time in… but Gage isn’t in any danger with us. In fact, that kid is probably safer with our crazy, over protective asses than he would be with anyone else…”

“Please watch your language, Mr. Baker.” The judge said as he set down all the papers and looked up at the two of you. Colson nodded his head and you sat forward as a single tear spilled over on your cheek.

“Sir, please. Please don’t take our son away from us. I am not the horrible mother my own mother is trying to make me out to be, and Colson is not an abusive father either. Our only fault here is we smoke a little weed after Gage goes to bed or when we know someone else is with him that can be more responsible than we can be for a few hours since it’s legal in California. But sir, we have both fought through a lot of personal shhhhh… stuff to make sure that he is a safe, healthy, loved little boy. Please… just watch the videos. Watch them and then tell me that we have not done everything we can to be the best parents we can be. Please…”

“We’re gunna take a short recess.” The judge said as he collected all of the documents you had brought him. “I have a lot to look over.” You bobbed your head in agreement and only made it part of the way out of your chair when the judge exited, before you simply collapsed back down in your chair.

“I can’t fucking do this.” You sighed, before your head whipped up at your favorite ‘Mama’ in the entire world. You forced a smile on your face and stood up as Sawyer walked down the far side of the benches in the back of the room with Gage on her hip.

“Hey baby boy.” You cooed as you took him from your friend and sat back down in your chair. “Did you have your juice? And did you get it all over your nice shirt?” You laughed as you turned your son around to face his dad. “This is all you.”

“Oh, that is so not all me.” Colson huffed as he held on to Gage’s hands so he could walk down your thighs and onto his. “Have you ever seen you eat ice cream in bed?”

“We watched the ducks.” Sawyer said with a giggle as you scowled at your boyfriend. “And we had juice and one of the ladies at the desk gave us a package of those cheese crackers he loves.”

“You mean the ones you love that you give my son so you can eat them?” You teased as you sat back in your chair and folded your hands on your bump.

“Yea, those ones.” You nodded your head slowly and slowly rocked yourself back and forth, while trying to force yourself not to look over at your mother. 

“Can I ask how it went?”

“It went.” Colson sighed as he stood up to grab a book from the diaper bag beside your friend to pass the time. 

“We gave him everything we had, shy of getting on our knees to suck his cock.” You said as you looked over at her. “And now all I can think about is what more we could have done.”

“You can’t think like that.” Ally said as she scooted her chair back and turned toward you. “We have a very strong case here. You and your lawyer did a very good job of setting it up.”

“Yea, but we’re tattooed parents that travel the world and take our clothes off for a living.” Colson said as he flipped the page so Gage could keep ‘reading’ to the pair of you.

“And that doesn’t make you bad parents.” Ally replied. “Especially with what I have seen the last couple days going over everything you sent me.”

“Guess we’ll wait and see.” You sighed as you propped your head up on your fist and moved your eyes to your son’s cherub face until they told you that you wouldn’t be able to look anymore.

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No matter how hard you tried, you couldn’t get your legs to move to bring yourself vertical. The only thing you could do was shake your head and cry, like you had been doing for nearly thirty minutes since you saw a man from the North Carolina DCF walk into the back of the court room to sit and wait.

“Be seated.” Judge Bosch said as he sat down with the stacks of papers you and your mom had given him in one hand and the USB stick in the other. “Give that back to them.” You looked up for a moment at the bailiff as he returned your flash drive while the judge looked at Gage, who was contently eating goldfish one at a time at a nearly glacial pace because he was distracted by ‘Word World’ on your old iPad to keep him calm. Colson nervously reached out and held on to your knee under the table in preparation for the worst.

“You know… I have been doing this job for thirty seven years. I have seen thousands of family walk through those doors for so many different reasons, and hundreds of them were grandparents looking to give their grandchildren a better life than the one they have. But usually, the cases that are presented to my court room are worth my time. This is not one of those cases. This…” He sighed as he held up all the paperwork in his hand. “Was easily an open and closed case in my eyes.” Your heart felt like it stopped in your chest and you buried your face in Gage’s hair while Colson’s grip tightened even more on your knee as his hands started to shake.

“Now, I may not agree with your choice of lifestyle, Mr. Baker, but after looking at all the paperwork and all the videos and photos you and Ms. (Y/L/N) have presented, I honestly had to wonder if my own children would be considered neglected by the impressive parenting style the two of you have.” Your heart started beating faster and your hand flew out to hold Colson’s wrist as you both waited for the other shoe to drop. “Mrs. (Y/L/N), I don’t know what your intention here was, but my assumption is you have successfully managed to sever any familial ties you had with your daughter and your grandson after this. Mr. Baker… Ms. (Y/L/N)… I won’t waste any more of your time here. Take your son home.” The moment the words left his mouth, you let out a strangled, choked sob and hugged your son even closer to your chest. Colson whipped around in his chair and fell over with his head on your shoulder.

“Oh, fuck.” He choked as he kissed the side of Gage’s head. “Holy fuck.”

“You can take him home.” Ally said softly as she crouched down beside you to say good bye. “Your case is closed. She can never take him from you.”

“Thank you.” Colson choked out as you started planting kisses on every inch of Gage’s face that you could reach.

“Mama!” He screeched as he tried to push your face away, annoyed with you at the moment and just wanting to watch his show.

“Hey guys, we gotta flight to catch.” Sawyer said softly behind you as she put your and her purse and the diaper bag on her shoulder. “And a crew to update.”

“OK, we’re coming.” You said with a sniffle as you finally found your feet and stood up. There was a little shuffle of putting away the goldfish container and the iPad away, which your son was not happy about.

“Hey, you’re getting fuckin’ spoiled with all this TV.” Colson huffed as he took Gage from you so he wouldn’t hurt the baby with his flailing kicks. “We gotta get you back outside… oh, you can quit with the whiny bullshit, bubba. You know Daddy ain’t playin.” He blew a raspberry on his son’s cheek, startling him mid-cry, before he tossed him up in the air a few inches. Gage squealed and forgot all about his show as you took your purse from Sawyer and headed out of the court room while wiping the tears off your face. Your mother managed to catch your eye in the main hall and she daringly took a couple steps toward you.

“Do not speak to me.” You said evenly with a shake of your head. “How fucking dare you.”

“Fuck you, Marie.” Colson said as he put Gage on his hip and stepped back to push you in front of him. “Fuck you.”

“That boy deserves to have God in his life.” She called out after you. “He doesn’t need to grow up worshipping Satan!”

“Excuse me?!” You screamed as you came to a dead stop and whipped around toward her. “I know you did not just fucking say that to me.”

“Let me raise him in the church.” She begged as Colson quickly passed off Gage and grabbed your arm. “He’s better off.”

“He’s better off with his mother.” He growled through his teeth as evenly as he could, despite the fact that he was literally shaking with rage. “He is better off as far away from you as physically possible.”

“How could you even think this would go over well for you?” You asked as Ally came running over from where she was talking to her next client about his case. “What, did you just expect that I would come running back home, that I would run away from Colson, to be with my son after you stole him from me? Bitch, you must be fucking damaged.”

“OK, let’s just walk away.” Ally said as she took a couple steps in front of you, which only made you lean to the side to keep glaring at your mother.

“Even if we had been the worst parents in the world, I would fight every fucking day for the rest of my life to get my kids away from you. And if it was just Kels that was the issue, I’m sure he would agree with me that we’d go our separate ways if it was what was best for our family. But after what you try to do to dad because of Anne and then to your own daughter?! Bitch, you are the last fucking person I would let raise my kids. I’d even let Junior’s dumb ass raise them before you did.”

“Come on, we need to go now.” Sawyer tried as she pulled back on your arm to try to turn you around.

“Expect a fucking restraining order, bitch.” You barked as you finally caved in and turned away. “Because you will never see my babies again. Fucking Satan worshipers. Are you fucking stupid?”

“I’m gunna fucking hit her.” Colson said as he shot your mother one last look before turning to follow you out of the court house.

“She ain’t even worth the charge you’d catch.” You sighed as you reached out to take Gage to calm yourself down. “Right? Say I just don’t have a grandma anymore. Simple as that. Wanna go bye bye?”

“Still wanna fucking hit her.” Colson grumbled again as he held your arm to help you down the narrow stairs in heels.

“Not if I kill her first.” You cooed in a sing song voice and turned to head toward your rental car to head to the UK for the next week.

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You only lasted a week on tour, before switching time zones with a toddler while pregnant became to much to handle. So with a ‘quit while you’re ahead’ attitude, you flew back to LA with Sawyer, who was working hard to meet a strict deadline anyways. But that move was apparently not one of your smartest.

“Look, it’s Daddy!” You cooed to your son over his tears as you laid with him in your bed, trying to convince him to go to bed while he fought bed time tooth and nail through his exhaustion. You held your phone up in front of his face with the FaceTime video playing as loud as it would go, as Colson wiped the sleep from his half opened eyes to try to help.

“Main man Gage.” He croaked before clearing his throat. “Hey, buddy. What the fuck, man? It’s bed time. Hey...”

“No!!” You son screamed as he tossed on the bed beside you.

“I’m just waiting for the sleep gummy to kick in at this point.” You sighed as you whacked your son’s feet away from your stomach. “Quit, you little shit.”

“We’re such good parents.” He huffed as he propped his phone up on the pillow beside him so he didn’t have to hold it. “I think you should just come back here. I’ll get him to fucking sleep. Just knock him upside the head.”

“Is that an option now?” You joked with a tired smile. “Should I try it? My Harley Quinn bat is somewhere around here.”

“Do not knock my son upside the head.” He laughed as you reached out and pulled your child up to your chest in a vain attempt to stop his tantrum. “Or should I say don’t do it unless I’m there to witness it.”

“‘Bout to smother his ass with your pillow.” You muttered as you kissed your now simply crying son’s head. “He’s been pulling this shit since we landed three hours ago.”

“Why are you just now calling then?” He asked as you propped your phone up with a pillow so that Gage could see his dad, too now that he had stopped thrashing.

“Didn’t wanna wake you until I knew he was about to pass out. Cause we both know Daddy needs much more beauty sleep than Mommy does. With those bags, and all those wrinkles startin’.”

“Fuck you.” He laughed with a shake of his head. “Your ass is the one that’s got wrinkles.”

“My ass is perfect, thank you.” You huffed as you adjusted your head on the pillow. “And I grow people so I’ll always be more beautiful.”

“OK, so you got me there.” He conceded. “Hey little man, you ready for sleepies?” You felt your son nod slowly against your chest, and you picked up your head to look at him while Colson sat up the slightest bit. He started singing ‘Good Night, Gage’, a song he wrote specifically for your son, that was guaranteed to knock him out completely, and sure enough, he didn’t make it to the chorus before your son was finally passed out in front of you.

“You’re a miracle worker, Colson. Swear to God.”

“I try.” He sighed as he laid back down to go back to sleep. “I miss you two.”

“We miss you, too.” You said with a nod. “And we love you.”

“Love you guys, too. I’ll call you in the morning, ‘K?”

“We’ll be here. Hopefully well rested.”

“I’m sure you will be. He’s had a hell of a time switching time zones like we’ve had to.”

“I know.” You sighed with a nod. “Which is why we came home.”

“I know. Alright, I love you. I gotta get some more sleep.”

“I know, Love you, too.” You blew him a kiss, which he returned to you before taking one last look at the loves of his life and hanging up the call for the night. You lasted just long enough to plug your phone in, turn off the light, and move your son to his spot in the middle of the bed before passing out for the most glorious ten hours of sleep you thought you ever had.

Part 9

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Deciding to divorce or separate is rarely easy. There are many things to consider, and emotionally it can be debilitating. Issues from asset division to child custody can make things even more complicated, and increase the need for a good divorce attorney.

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Lisa obtained her Juris Doctor degree from Cornell Law School in 1989. She has practiced family law for over 22 years, successfully representing a large scope of clients from stay-at-home Moms to successful professionals with compassion and expertise. Lisa practices in a wide variety of family law areas, including divorce, child custody, child support, equitable distribution, alimony, paternity, and pre-marital and post-marital agreements.

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Lauren O'Malley 1001 Winstead Dr #110 Cary, NC 27513 (919) 977-7007 https://trianglesmartdivorce.com/who-we-are/lauren-omalley/

Lauren O’Malley joined Triangle Smart Divorce, Cary, NC, in 2017. Lauren shares our work and play ethic and definitely has a sense of humor. Also, there is a better than even chance she’s at least pretending to like ’80’s music. Lauren has years of experience in family law and an impeccable legal resume: speaking engagements on a variety of family law issues teaching other lawyers; Chair of the North Carolina New Lawyer’s Division Family Law Section; recipient of the Martindale Hubbell Distinguished Award, a Martindale Hubbell Client Champion Gold Recipient in 2017, and recipient of 2019 Rising Star Award by Super Lawyers. Which is great, of course, but what really struck us is Lauren’s persistency and obstinacy – she grew up in a small town in Ohio, her father was the ubiquitous town attorney. He spent a good chunk of her adolescence telling her ‘don’t be a lawyer.’ When it began to look like she was going to ignore that advice he amended it to, “Well, just don’t go into family law.” Obviously, Lauren was made for Triangle Smart Divorce. After graduating from Penn State, Lauren attended Duquesne Law School. Somewhere along the way she decided she liked the beaches of our Outer Banks better than any of those in Pittsburgh and relocated to Raleigh, where she lives with her husband and two-year old daughter.

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Common Mistakes in Divorce and How to Avoid Them

Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process that requires careful navigation to ensure a smooth transition for all parties involved. At Dwarka Divorce Lawyer, we understand the challenges associated with divorce proceedings, and we are here to guide you through the process. In this article, we'll explore five common mistakes people make during divorce and provide valuable insights on how to avoid them.

1. Neglecting Legal Counsel

One of the most significant mistakes individuals make is attempting to navigate the legal intricacies of divorce without proper legal representation. The importance of hiring an experienced Dwarka Divorce Lawyer cannot be overstated. Our team at NCSharmaLawFirm.com specializes in divorce cases and is dedicated to providing you with expert guidance throughout the process.

2. Lack of Financial Planning

Divorce often involves the division of assets and financial resources, making it crucial to engage in meticulous financial planning. Failing to assess and plan for the financial implications of divorce can lead to long-term consequences. Our experienced team can help you navigate the complex financial aspects of divorce, ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of assets.

3. Poor Communication

Effective communication is paramount during divorce proceedings. Miscommunication can lead to misunderstandings, delays, and unnecessary disputes. Our team emphasizes open and transparent communication to foster a cooperative atmosphere. We strive to keep you informed at every stage, ensuring you are well-prepared for decisions that may impact your future.

4. Overlooking Custody Arrangements

For couples with children, overlooking the importance of well-defined custody arrangements is a common mistake. Our legal experts understand the sensitivity of child custody matters and work diligently to achieve agreements that prioritize the well-being of the children involved. We advocate for fair and comprehensive custody arrangements that consider the best interests of the child.

5. Ignoring Emotional Well-being

Divorce is emotionally taxing, and neglecting one's emotional well-being can exacerbate the challenges associated with the process. Our approach goes beyond legal counsel; we prioritize your emotional health by offering support and resources to help you navigate the emotional aspects of divorce. Our commitment is not just to your legal success but to your overall well-being.

Why Choose Us?

When facing the complexities of divorce, choosing the right legal representation is paramount. At Dwarka Divorce Lawyer, our team's expertise, coupled with our unwavering commitment to our clients, sets us apart. Here's why you should choose us:

Specialization: We specialize in divorce cases, ensuring in-depth knowledge and experience in this field.

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Conclusion

Navigating a divorce requires meticulous attention to detail to avoid common pitfalls. At NC Sharma Law Firm, we are committed to guiding you through the process with expertise and empathy. Choose us as your Dwarka Divorce Lawyers for a seamless and successful divorce journey.

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Jenny Bradley 1001 Winstead Dr #110 Cary, NC 27513 (919) 977-7007 https://trianglesmartdivorce.com/who-we-are/jenny-bradley/

Let’s get this out of the way right now – I’m a jock, a nerd, and a lawyer. None of that is mutually exclusive. I have been involved in competitions great and small for most of my life. Softball, math bowl, 80’s trivia, and bicycling (in a way). I like competition. I love games. I get my fill of them . . . on my time. Like everyone who plays any game, I like to win. Like anyone who plays any game, I don’t like losing. Competition is great, in the proper venue. Family Law is emphatically not the proper venue. Family law is about resolving, fixing, healing, being reasonable, and moving on. I’ve dedicated my practice to helping people move on – I work with clients in family law matters that include premarital agreements, domestic partnership agreements, separation and property settlement agreements, qualified domestic relations orders, and litigation involving property division, alimony, child support and child custody. I am an active listener and a problem-solver. I understand the financial and emotional vulnerabilities of my clients and use my experience with mediation to resolve many disputes without going inside a courtroom. My goal in any family law dispute is to make it as worry-free as I can for my client. We will work together as a team to move toward the best resolution possible for your situation, and we will do this as quickly, efficiently and as economically as we can, with your help. I am the step-mother to a teenager. I personally know the struggles of blended families and how challenging on-going custody and financial issues can be. In addition to my personal experiences, I have more than twenty years of family law experience. I have seen a lot and dealt with an array of family issues. I understand what you are going through. I work well with many other family law attorneys in the community, which will save you time and money. It is common for me to call other attorneys and offer to go to their turf and see what we can do to problem solve for our clients, what we can do to help our clients and what we should suggest that our clients do to help reduce the drama and stress that can sometimes come with a family law disagreement. When I’m not helping clients take things off their plate and shouldering some of the stress for them, you can find me in all kinds of places, like the softball diamond, the local bookstore, on my bicycle, in my home gym, building my Profit First company, traveling, and, yes, still kicking butt in 80’s trivia contests.

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ECO-FRIENDLY TOURS IN WINSTON- SALEM, NC 27103

If you are planning your next vacation and within your plans you have is visiting North Carolina, you should visit Winston-Salem. This is a beautiful city that offers a variety of attractions and activities for both children and adults. You will be able to visit different types of museums, parks, trails, find very good restaurants, and find different spaces where you will learn a little bit more about American history.

SEGWAY TOURS IN THE CITY

But Winston-Salem is not only about museums and walking through Parks. It is also about Adventure. If you come to this beautiful city, a recommended activity that you can do is go to Triad Eco Adventures. Triad Eco Adventures is known for its Segway tours. If you have always wanted to do a Segway tour, try ECO Adventures. It offers you one tour that is made in two hours on a Segway exploring the whole city of Winston-Salem. Of course, the staff will give you a safety training before you start your tour so there is nothing to worry about. 

TOURS FOR GREEN ADVENTURERS

If you are not into Segways, then you can try one of Triad ECO stand-up paddleboard tours in which you will paddle through the river and feeling the adrenaline of being standing on the paddleboard by yourself. Because Triad ECO Adventures is committed to the planet and the preservation of the environment, you will be able to buy your own Segway if you would like one to take home. This amazing company also offers environmentally friendly recreational products such as e-bikes and e-skateboards that you can enjoy knowing that you are protecting the planet.

This could be an amazing stop that you can do at Winston-Salem with friends and family and even with your children. It is located on 176 YWCA Way in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. If you would like more information about their services. You can call (336) 722-7777 and get all the information you need especially related to  kids´ tours before you visit this place

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At LAWSMITH, our Law Firm is different from others. We will always work according to our clients' needs and will always be looking for their benefit. We take different cases such as child custody, divorce, felonies, homicide, sex crimes and even DUI lawyer in Winston-Salem is available here too.  We have more than a hundred years of combined legal experience in handling different kinds of cases. Our success has given us the title of the most trustworthy law firm in, North Carolina. LAWSMITH, The Law Offices of J. Scott Smith is ready to take your case and win it. We will always be here to serve you. Call us today and get a free consultation. Let us work on your case and relax knowing that a team of experts is covering your back.

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LAWSMITH, The Law Offices of J. Scott Smith, PLLC

J. Scott Smith received his undergraduate degree in English from Guilford College and then went on to Florida Coastal School of Law, where he received his Juris Doctor in 2005. Mr. Smith returned to North Carolina and opened LAWSMITH, The Law Offices of J. Scott Smith, PLLC in 2007 in the town of Kernersville. After spending a few years there, Mr. Smith decided to relocate his firm to the city of Winston-Salem, where it still remains. In 2013 Mr. Smith opened a second location in Greensboro, North Carolina. Mr. Smith is admitted to all North Carolina State Courts and to the Federal District Courts in the Western and Middle Districts. Most recently, in January 2012, Mr. Smith was admitted to the United States Supreme Court. 

Mr. Smith handles domestic cases including divorce, child custody and support, alimony, post-separation support and equitable distribution in the family law arena. In the criminal justice system, Mr. Smith handles traffic offenses, misdemeanors, and felonies. Most of his time, however, is devoted to defending those accused of Driving While Impaired in North Carolina. Mr. Smith is a member and recent Summer Session Graduate of the National College of DUI Defense, Inc. and has taught other lawyers throughout the State about defending those charged with DWI. 

Mr. Smith is also the State Ambassador for North Carolina and a founding member of the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. Mr. Smith travels the State and Country learning about defending impaired driving cases and has also successfully completed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) 24 hour Standardized Field Sobriety course as well as NHTSA’s ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement) class. Mr. Smith uses this knowledge to fight for his clients in the courtroom. He knows the value of an aggressive defense and has helped numerous clients fight their DWI charges in Winston-Salem and the surrounding areas. 

Mr. Smith handles a plethora of domestic cases including divorce, child custody and support, alimony, post-separation support and equitable distribution in the family law arena. He has won a number of awards for his outstanding representation, including: National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 (2013 through 2015) National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers (2013 through 2015) American Institute of Family Law Attorneys Ten Best by State Client Satisfaction Award’s (2014 and 2015) National Academy of Family Law Attorneys, Inc. Top 10 Attorney Under the Age of 40 (2014) American Society of Legal Advocates Top 40 Lawyers Under 40 (2014 and 2015) Martindale-Hubbell® BV Rated® (2014) Memberships and Associations: National College of DUI Defense, Inc. National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers DUI Defense Lawyers Association, Founding Member DUI Defense Lawyers Association, State Ambassador Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America North Carolina State Bar North Carolina Bar Association North Carolina Advocates for Justice American Bar Association American Association for Justice Forsyth County Bar Association Forsyth County Criminal Defense Trial Lawyers Association United States District Court, Middle and Western Districts United States Supreme Court.

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One of the most important things in our life is our children. That is why in the case of a divorce that we need to have the best Child Custody Attorney available for the protection of our children. Divorce can have a huge effect on children. Many times they are too young to understand. It is important that everything is brought to the table when deciding custody. This decision is absolutely made in the best interest of the child and anything that proves that should be considered in court. Schedule a no-cost consultation with Scott Allen. Please call us at 919.863.4183 or email at sallen@allenspence.com.