There seems to be a misconception that all couples going through a divorce are involved in high conflict cases.  In reality, however, the majority of separating couples are able to resolve their issues with little or no court intervention.  With that said, there are some cases that despite the lawyers using their best efforts will not settle.  The parties are unable to agree upon even the smallest of issues and court battles ensue.  These cases are often referred to as high conflict cases.  In this episode, host Jaime Davis discusses the topic of high conflict cases with Donna Moore, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Healthy Divorce Recovery Specialist. 

Who gets the family business in a divorce?  Will I continue to co-own it with my spouse?  Will I have to buy out his or her interest?  How will my business be valued?  Will I need to hire an expert?  In this episode, host Jaime Davis and her law partner Nicole Taylor discuss the answers to these questions and more concerning what happens to the family business in a divorce.  

Domestic violence is a problem that does not discriminate. Anyone can be a victim or a perpetrator of domestic violence. Domestic violence transcends all socioeconomic boundaries and education levels and can affect people of any race, age, sexual orientation, religion or gender.  In this episode, host Jaime Davis discusses the issue of domestic violence and how to obtain a domestic violence protective order in NC with her colleague Jonathan Melton.  

The first holiday season after a separation can evoke a variety of emotions for both you and your children. Steeped as they are in memories and traditions, the holidays are likely to stir up feelings of fear, stress, and potentially even sadness. In episode 15, host Jaime Davis and fellow family law attorney Melissa Essick discuss tips for preparing and coping with the first holiday season as a separated/divorced family.

Custody cases in and of themselves are hard enough, but one issue that can further complicate an already highly emotional situation is substance abuse.  In this episode, host Jaime Davis and her law partner Carrie Tortora offer tips and discuss actions you can take if you find yourself involved in a custody case where substance abuse is an issue.

In Episode 13, host Jaime Davis discusses the importance of self-care during the divorce process with fellow family law attorney Lynn McNally.  This episode addresses such issues as: What is self-care?  Why is self-care important during a divorce?  What can you do to ensure you are taking care of yourself during a divorce?

Can your cell phone be imaged?  Can your spouse obtain a copy of your Facebook archive?  What about text messages and emails?  These questions and more are answered in Episode 12 when the tables are turned and host Jaime Davis is interviewed by her interns Grace Massarelli and Olivia Daniels about evidence in child custody cases.  

Learning how to navigate the do's and don'ts of being involved in a child custody dispute can be unnerving. In Episode 11, host Jaime Davis discusses helpful tips for surviving child custody litigation with her colleague and fellow family law attorney Melissa J. Essick.  Jaime and Melissa address issues such as how to appropriately communicate with the other parent, what not to post on social media, and how to avoid alienating your child.  

Thanks to a very important project of Legal Aid of North Carolina, in some custody cases, an attorney can be appointed to represent the child to advocate for what the child wants to have happen.  In Episode 10, host Jaime Davis discusses The Child's Advocate with its program director attorney Suzanne Chester.  

When the trial is over and the Judge has entered the Order, your case is finished, right?  The answer is not necessarily.  In some cases if you disagree with the Judge's ruling, you may have another avenue available to you.  In Episode 9, host Jaime Davis discusses the appellate process in family law cases with her colleague and fellow family law attorney Jonathan Melton.