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From the Founder: Our Year in Review

As I sit here and reflect on the year 2024 for the Breeden Law Office, I am absolutely humbled by all the families we were able to help and all the new team members we added this year. I am deeply grateful to all of the clients who have entrusted their most important asset to […]

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What to Know About Valuations in High Asset Divorces in North Carolina

Dividing assets in a divorce is always complex, but when significant wealth is involved, the stakes are much higher. High-value divorces in North Carolina, particularly in Raleigh, often involve intricate property and financial matters that require careful valuation. Understanding how assets are assessed and divided under North Carolina’s equitable distribution laws is critical to ensuring […]

What You Need to Know About Taxes & High Asset Divorces

Divorce is a complicated and emotional process, and when high-value assets are involved, the complexities increase significantly. Assets like businesses, stocks, and intellectual property are not only difficult to value but also have tax implications that can substantially impact both parties. Understanding these tax consequences is critical in protecting your financial future. In North Carolina, […]

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From the Founder: Trick-Or-Treating & Child Custody

It is that time of year again when the nights get cooler, and the ghosts and goblins start to come out. I personally love Halloween, and I love to go Trick or Treating with my children and with other people’s children as well. I am afraid that my youngest is about to be too old […]

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FAQ for Divorced Parents

Co-parenting after divorce can be challenging. Finding a way to parent successfully with your former spouse requires patience, civility, and sometimes a thick skin. Although your divorce has been resolved, there may be ongoing issues related to custody and child support. This FAQ for divorced parents offers insight into common problems and concerns. When you’re […]

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Divorce & Health Insurance FAQs

Divorce raises a lot of questions, like how to deal with health insurance during a divorce? Jonathan Breeden has decades of experience helping men and women in North Carolina navigate the complexities of divorce. When Jonathan represents you, he won’t only focus on the obvious issues. He’ll also talk about things you might not have […]

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When Is Divorce a Good Idea?

Divorce is a deeply personal and challenging decision, especially when there are children involved. For couples facing unresolvable conflicts, the question often arises: Is ending the marriage the right step? While the decision is never easy, recognizing when divorce might be the best option can help create a healthier future for you and your family. […]

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What You Need to Know About Divorce as a Business Owner

If you own or are a partner in a business and are headed for a divorce, you need to speak with a North Carolina divorce attorney right away. It is unlikely that a divorce will require you to close down or give up your business ownership. However, if your spouse has any interest in the […]

A Guide to Social Media During a North Carolina Divorce

Social media use is more prevalent than ever, with people sharing updates about their lives at the click of a button. Whether it’s a post about daily activities or a reaction to a personal situation, social media’s reach and permanence can make it risky for anyone going through a divorce. What you post, share, or […]

How to Declare Someone Incompetent In NC?

It’s a common question for families across North Carolina, struggling with a loved one who is suffering from mental illness or other limitations. If someone you love is no longer capable of caring for themselves, it may be time to have them declared incompetent and to appoint a guardian. Guardianship may be appropriate in a […]

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