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Advocate Family Law Group Advocate Family Law Group handles divorces, child custody, adoptions, and serves clients in North Carolina's Davidson, Forsyth and Davie Counties.

We strive to reduce the stress that comes with divorce and custody issues.

10/14/2026

A domestic violence protective order in North Carolina typically lasts a year and prevents the offending party from contacting, harassing, or assaulting the protected party.

This can significantly complicate visitation and co-parenting schedules, though it can also help lead both sides toward a more productive conversation through their attorneys.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/13/2026

If you're thinking about moving to another state after your divorce and you have minor children, there are steps you need to take first.

When a custody order is already in place, you'll need to file a motion to modify custody and have it heard by a judge before you can move, or you may not be allowed to take your children with you.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/11/2026

If you own a business and you're going through a divorce, that business typically needs to be valued so the court can determine how much your spouse may be entitled to.

Whether you're the business owner or the spouse who stands to receive value from it, having someone knowledgeable on your side helps make sure the business isn't overvalued or undervalued.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

Nothing means more to us than hearing from the people we've had the privilege of serving.We are grateful for every clien...
10/10/2026

Nothing means more to us than hearing from the people we've had the privilege of serving.

We are grateful for every client who trusts us during one of life's most challenging moments.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/10/2026

Your messages can become evidence — communicate carefully during legal matters.

Call us at (336)422-0520 today!

10/08/2026

Domestic violence can have a major impact on child custody cases in North Carolina, since the court's guiding rule is always what's in the best interest of the child.

If the court finds that domestic violence occurred in front of a minor child, it can make it much harder to reach a 50/50 custodial schedule, and it can also affect spousal support depending on which party is found responsible.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/07/2026

Before you file for divorce in North Carolina, make sure you have a plan and a strategy in place first.

Know ahead of time whether you're likely to pay or receive spousal support, how your marital assets will probably be divided, and what custody of your children could look like.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/05/2026

In North Carolina, property you inherit or receive as a gift from someone other than your spouse is almost always considered your separate property and stays out of equitable distribution.

That protection can change if you co-mingle those funds with marital money, so it's worth getting legal advice before you receive an inheritance so you know how to keep it separate.

Book a free case evaluation today at www.advocatefamilylaw.com or call 336-594-5239.

10/04/2026

Keeping communication open with your co-parent is one of the most important things you can do for your children after separation. If direct communication leads to conflict, parenting apps like Our Family Wizard can help.

These tools let you share expenses, calendars, and important events, keeping both parents informed without the friction. There are also free options available.

Need help building a co-parenting plan? Book a free case evaluation. Call Advocate Family Law Group at 336-594-5239 or visit www.advocatefamilylaw.com.

10/03/2026

A 2-2-3 custody schedule splits the week so each parent gets consistent time with the children, and then the schedule flips the following week. This arrangement works well for families who want frequent contact with both parents.

Finding the right custody arrangement takes careful planning, and our team can walk you through your options.

Book a free case evaluation today. Call Advocate Family Law Group at 336-594-5239 or visit www.advocatefamilylaw.com.

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Lexington, NC
27292

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