Category Archives: Confidentiality

The First Appointment with Your Divorce Lawyer

Posted on March 28, 2011 by

You arrive at the office of the divorce lawyer feeling a little nervous. You have the records and documents you were asked to bring with you. What happens now? First you are made welcome by the receptionist and likely asked to fill out a sheet … Continue reading →

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Preparing for Your First Appointment with A Divorce Lawyer

Posted on March 6, 2011 by

You decide to consult with a divorce lawyer and call for an appointment. What now? Here are steps you can take to make your initial consultation productive and informative. A. If you forgot to ask what documents to bring with you to the appointment, call the law firm … Continue reading →

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Another Blog About Divorce?….. Yes, Really!

Posted on February 17, 2011 by

Gailor, Wallis & Hunt is a divorce and family law firm in Raleigh, North Carolina in business since 1994. Our core mission is representation of men and women in family law and divorce matters. Divorce and family law is our only … Continue reading →

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