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Ward & Campbell, P.C
- 790 SE Cary Pkwy Ste 203
- Cary, North Carolina
- 27511-5678
- Phone: 919.654.4587
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Yes, a judge can order your partner to leave the home immediately and stay away from your house and your family if the judge determines that it will help protect you or your children from further abuse. Local law enforcement can serve your partner with the domestic violence protective order, notify your partner that he/she can no longer reside in your home and escort your partner from your home.
Mediation is a dispute resolution process in which a neutral third party, the mediator, assists the parties in trying to reach an agreement. Often times a mediator is an attorney who has extensive experience in family law and who has received special training in mediation.
Ward Family Law Group in Cary, N.C., represents individuals regarding issues surrounding separation and divorce. We pride ourselves on offering individualized attention and aggressive representation and strive to provide our clients with timely, cost-effective solutions. If you are considering separating from your spouse, you should consult with a divorce attorney who is experienced in family law to gain an understanding of the legal implications of your situation.
Typically, the arbitrator is an attorney who has extensive experience in family law who acts as a judge. Although the parties must pay the arbitrator for his/her time, which, depending on the arbitrator, can easily range from $200.00 to $300.00 per hour, in a good number of cases arbitration can be the most efficient and most cost-effective way to resolve a case if the parties are simply unable to reach an agreement between themselves.
Seldom do we charge a “flat fee” for domestic cases for the simple reason that it is impossible to tell how difficult or complex a case may be. Some cases may take a year or more to resolve, while other cases, which may have appeared very complicated initially, may soon settle after lawyers are retained. It is our firm’s belief that clients should only pay for the work that we do. Therefore, because of the unpredictability of family law cases and the potential for settlement early in the process, we believe that the hourly billing method is the fairest method for billing for our services.