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- Is the arbitrated decision binding?
- What is the goal of collaborative law?
- How is mediation initiated?
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- How is arbitration initiated?
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- How Easy Is A Do It Yourself Divorce? November 12, 2009
Many divorcing couples in North Carolina choose not to hire an attorney and handle things themselves. Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen and Charlotte divorce lawyer Ketan Soni offer tips and advice for do it yourself divorce in North Carolina. - It’s Springtime, And Adultery Is In The Air April 17, 2009
Unfortunately, adultery is a factor in far too many divorces. Host Ned Daze and attorney Lee Rosen discuss the impact of adultery on all aspects of divorce in North Carolina, from child custody and support, to alimony and property division. The panel also discusses the latest celebrity divorces and … - Lack of Sex as Grounds for Divorce? March 23, 2009
Can withholding sex be used in court to determine the outcome of alimony or support? Host Lee Rosen and guest attorney Scott Allen discuss the case of an 80 year old man in Zimbabwe who is filing for divorce after alleging that he and his wife had not been intimate in 7 years and what the law in Nor …
- §50-47. Hearing.
- §50-41. Purpose; short title.
- §50-42. Arbitration agreements made valid, irrevocable, and enforceable
- §50-43. Proceedings to compel or stay arbitration.
- §50-44. Interim relief and interim measures.
- §50-45. Appointment of arbitrators; rules for conducting
- §50-46. Majority action by arbitrators.
- §50-48. Representation by attorney.
- §50-49. Witnesses; subpoenas; depositions; court
- §50-51. Award; costs.
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