When couples in North Carolina divorce, they have to navigate many essential decisions—dividing assets, determining alimony, and, if children are involved, arranging custody and support. However, one issue that doesn’t always come to mind but can cause significant emotional stress is “who gets the dog?” While pets are often considered part of the family, they…
In North Carolina, as in many states, the phrase “best interest of the child” is central to the family law system, particularly regarding child custody and visitation matters. But what exactly does it mean, and how is it determined? Understanding this concept is crucial for parents involved in custody disputes or parenting plans, as it…
The team at Conrad Trosch and Kemmy is excited to welcome Courtney Goldston. “Empathy is the heart of advocacy.” This belief has guided Courtney throughout her legal career, shaping her approach to family law and her dedication to serving others. A native of Fuquay Varina, North Carolina, Courtney graduated summa cum laude from NC State…
Once again, we are pleased to announce that Attorneys with Conrad Trosch & Kemmy, P.A. have been recognized as Super Lawyers. This year, Eric Trosch and Andrew Rheingrover have received the honor as Super Lawyers in the area of family law, and Mallory Willink (family law) and Sarah Sugg (estates) have been named Rising Stars.…
Once again, we are pleased to announce that family lawyers Eric Trosch and Mallory Willink have been designated as Super Lawyers. This organization recognizes the top attorneys nationwide, across a variety of practice areas and firm sizes, using a patented process of independent research and peer input. The lawyers selected include those with many years…
Unfortunately, not every medical procedure and surgery performed by your doctor goes according to plan. In the event you are injured or hurt following medical treatment, it is possible that you could have an action against your doctor. These actions are often called medical malpractice cases; however, just because you suffer an injury while under…
Whether you realize it or not, contracts are a major part of our everyday lives. We knowingly and unknowingly enter into countless contracts on a weekly basis. Unfortunately, the contracts we agree to do not always go according to plan. Many people have a misunderstanding of how damages are legally calculated in the event a…
The term lien is thrown around often. While many people have come across the term before, many don’t understand what it means and how a lien can affect their personal injury settlement or judgment. Medical liens in North Carolina, as in other states, are legal claims placed on a person’s personal injury settlement or judgment…
Medical Payments Insurance (MedPay) is a type of auto insurance coverage that helps pay for medical expenses resulting from a car accident, regardless of who was at fault. It typically covers you, your passengers, and any authorized drivers listed on your policy. MedPay is a no-fault coverage, meaning it pays out regardless of who is…
The North Carolina General Assembly recognizes as a matter of public policy that we have the fundamental right to die a natural and peaceful death in certain circumstances. Your Living Will provides your attending physicians with your wishes regarding life-prolonging measures such as artificial hydration and nutrition in specific circumstances. Circumstances Which Trigger Living Will…