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Why the National Trust Says the White House Ballroom Cannot Proceed Without Congress
August 20 2026
Why the National Trust Says the White House Ballroom Cannot Proceed Without Congress
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is asking the Supreme Court to keep an injunction in place halting above-ground construction of a proposed $400 million White House ballroom.
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North Carolina Supremes Clarify Goodwill in Divorce Matters
August 14 2026
North Carolina Supremes Clarify Goodwill in Divorce Matters
In Sneed v. Johnston, the Supreme Court of North Carolina clarified a question in equitable apportionment of marital property: when is the goodwill of a professional practice subject to apportionment as marital property?
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South Carolina Court of Appeals Delivers Win for Settlyd Member Ashby Jones
August 12 2026
South Carolina Court of Appeals Delivers Win for Settlyd Member Ashby Jones
A special congratulations goes to Settlyd Member Ashby Lawton Jones, who represented respondent Patricia McConnell 
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My Spouse Can't Testify Against Me Right?
August 08 2026
My Spouse Can't Testify Against Me Right?
Martial privilege is not what you may think
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North Carolina Court of Appeals Reverses Rule 60(b)(6) Denial Over Missing Notice
August 05 2026
North Carolina Court of Appeals Reverses Rule 60(b)(6) Denial Over Missing Notice
The husband did not attend the November 2024 hearing at which the trial court awarded the marital residence to the wife 
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Permanent Alimony When Retirement Is Approaching
August 01 2026
Permanent Alimony When Retirement Is Approaching
In long-term marriages, a difficult alimony question frequently arises when the higher-earning spouse is nearing retirement:
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Why Preponderance Was Enough in SCDSS v. Pimienta
July 31 2026
Why Preponderance Was Enough in SCDSS v. Pimienta
the proceeding against Pimienta was different.
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North Carolina Court of Appeals Affirms DVPO
July 15 2026
North Carolina Court of Appeals Affirms DVPO
The father's primary argument on appeal was that the evidence did not support the trial court's finding that he had intentionally caused bodily injury
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South Carolina Families Need a Donor Statute for IVF
June 22 2026
South Carolina Families Need a Donor Statute for IVF
South Carolina law has not kept pace with modern families. 
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Marijuana, Guns, and the Commerce Clause: Why Hemani May Be Bigger Than It Looks
June 19 2026
Marijuana, Guns, and the Commerce Clause: Why Hemani May Be Bigger Than It Looks
Justice Gorsuch’s majority opinion focused on the Supreme Court’s historical-tradition framework established in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen.
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