Siemens Family Law Group

05/21/2026

If you are considering using a public AI platform for your legal matters, it is important to consider the possible ramifications surrounding confidentiality.
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People are increasingly turning to AI chatbots, like Claude, Gemini, CoPilot and ChatGPT, for answers and guidance on nearly every aspect of their lives – including their legal matters. If you are considering using a public AI platform for your legal matters, it is important to consider the possib...

05/08/2026

Taken together, several family law opinions released on April 15, 2026 by the N.C. Court of Appeals reinforce themes that continue to shape how equitable distribution and related claims must be handled at the trial level. For litigants and counsel alike, the message is consistent: Precision matters.
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The North Carolina Court of Appeals released several family law opinions on April 15, 2026, including a published equitable distribution decision and multiple unpublished opinions addressing recurring issues in classification, valuation, and procedural compliance.

04/21/2026

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has released new opinions addressing jurisdiction under the Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA), as well as recurring issues in child support and alimony.
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On April 1, 2026, the North Carolina Court of Appeals released new opinions addressing jurisdiction under the Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA), as well as recurring issues in child support and alimony.

04/17/2026

The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued two family law decisions on March 18, 2026—one published and one unpublished—addressing equitable distribution and alimony. Read more ⬇

The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued two family law decisions on March 18, 2026—one published and one unpublished—addressing equitable distribution and alimony.

04/09/2026

Our goal in publishing this legal guide for high-income divorces is straightforward: we want prospective clients to understand the law before they walk through our door. Informed clients make better decisions, reach better settlements, and get through the process more efficiently. Learn more ⬇️

This legal guide from Siemens Family Law Group explains how North Carolina law applies to child custody and support, spousal support and alimony, and equitable distribution of marital assets during a high-income divorce.

03/09/2026

A new published decision affecting divorce cases across North Carolina clarifies that non‑economic marital misconduct cannot justify an unequal equitable distribution. Read more ⬇

The North Carolina Court of Appeals clarifies that non‑economic marital misconduct cannot justify an unequal equitable distribution in Wheeler v. Wheeler, a new published decision affecting divorce cases across North Carolina.

02/23/2026

Last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals released two decisions addressing equitable distribution, highlighting recurring issues in complex domestic cases. Learn more in our summary ⬇

On February 18, 2026, the North Carolina Court of Appeals released two decisions addressing equitable distribution, one of which is published and therefore binding precedent.

02/17/2026

Siemens Family Law Group endorses Martin Moore for Buncombe County District Attorney, James Mills for Buncombe County District Court Judge and Tobias Hampson for N.C. Court of Appeals Judge. Primary Election Day is Tuesday, March 3. 🗳

Siemens Family Law Group endorses Martin Moore for Buncombe County District Attorney, James Mills for Buncombe County District Court Judge and Tobias Hampson for Court of Appeals.

02/10/2026

New opinions from the North Carolina Court of Appeals tackle recurring issues in family law, including custody and abuse findings, international relocation, child support timing, equitable distribution and servicemember protections. Here's what you need to know ⬇

On February 4, 2026, the North Carolina Court of Appeals issued several new opinions that provide meaningful guidance for trial courts, attorneys, and litigants throughout North Carolina.

02/12/2025

🎉 Exciting News at Siemens Family Law Group! 🎉

We're thrilled to announce that David Hudson and Daniel Fox have been named partners in our firm.

🟡 David Hudson has been with us since 2020, consistently showcasing exceptional legal expertise and a steadfast commitment to our clients. He will also serve as a parenting coordinator in high-conflict cases. Clients consistently praise David for his professionalism, knowledge, and dependability.

🟡 Daniel Fox joined our team in 2022. With his background as a litigator and negotiator, he has made an immediate impact in family law. Clients consider him a key ally and deeply appreciate his empathetic approach and effective resolutions.

🔹 Ellen Rose remains of counsel and will continue to consult, collaborate, and mediate. Ellen’s upcoming move to Raleigh will facilitate the firm's growth in that market. She is known for her kindness, wisdom, and extensive experience in family law.

Please join us in congratulating David and Daniel and wishing Ellen well in her upcoming move!

For more information, visit www.wnclaw.com/asheville-divorce-blog/welcome-partners-david-hudson-daniel-fox