by Tre Morgan | Mar 23, 2011 | General
The longer I practice collaborative divorce, the more benefits of the process I discover. Case in point: I recently helped a client who owned her own small business. She had owned the business for a decade or more when the couple decided to divorce. ...
by Tre Morgan | Mar 16, 2011 | General
A Wake County judge recently handed down another huge judgment in an alienation of affection and criminal conversation case in Raleigh, North Carolina. The award to the ex-wife against her Husband’s paramour totaled $30 million dollars. $10 million of that...
by Tre Morgan | Jan 25, 2011 | General
As a divorce attorney, I see a lot of marriages that suffer from financial stressors. It has been a matter of simple observation that debt creates marital stress and sometimes lead to divorce. In his short article “Bank on It: Thrifty Couples are the...
by Tre Morgan | Jan 17, 2011 | General
One thing that I try to convey to clients in family law or divorce matters is the difference between control and influence. Control is the ability to determine the outcome of a situation. In contrast, influence is the ability to affect the outcome of a...
by Tre Morgan | Jan 11, 2011 | General
One dynamic that I see repeated in family law matters is that most families stay on the legal path that they chose at the beginning of the divorce. For instance, most couples that pick-up the sledgehammer of litigation from the beginning stay on the litigation...
