May 13 2026
When Court Officials Cross the Line: The Murdaugh Jury Tampering Decision
Hill repeatedly made comments to jurors about Murdaugh’s testimony and credibility, including warning jurors not to be “fooled” by the defense and encouraging them to closely watch Murdaugh’s body language when he testified.
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May 13 2026
A Significant Ruling for Victims Seeking Protection From Harassment During Divorce
The case arose after Emily Major sought a restraining order against her husband during a pending divorce action.
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May 11 2026
How Settlyd’s Client Portal Improves The Practice Of Modern Family Law
The Client Portal allows clients to securely enter and upload financial information directly into the system.
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May 07 2026
NC Court of Appeals Upholds an Equitable Distribution and Sanctions Award
At the heart of the case was a highly contested marital estate involving multiple rental properties, two closely held LLCs, insurance proceeds, business income, and post-separation financial transactions.
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May 03 2026
Settlyd’s Asset Division Worksheet Drives Settlement Options
Settlyd transforms scattered financial data into a structured, comprehensive balance sheet.
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April 29 2026
From 3 Days to a Strong Temporary Order: How Settlyd Made the Difference
The attorney’s challenge was clear: quickly assemble credible, court-ready financials to support requests for temporary alimony, child support, and exclusive use of the marital home.
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April 27 2026
Settlyd’s Alimony Calculator Drives Smarter, Fairer Outcomes
By leveraging detailed financial disclosures, the calculator helps attorneys evaluate each party’s true financial position—after taxes, expenses, and other obligations—rather than relying on rough estimates.
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April 23 2026
Beyond Gross Income: How Settlyd’s Net Available Income Analysis Strengthens Alimony Advocacy
At its core, Settlyd allows lawyers to move beyond surface-level income figures and examine the totality of income in a case.
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April 19 2026
The Financial Affidavit: Why Accuracy Is the Cornerstone of Fair Outcomes in Family Law
The Financial Affidavit: Why Accuracy Is the Cornerstone of Fair Outcomes in Family Law
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April 15 2026
When Stipulations Control: Lessons from Biddle v. Biddle (N.C. Ct. App. Apr. 15, 2026)
At its core, Biddle reinforces a fundamental principle: binding stipulations in a pretrial order strictly limit the issues a trial court may decide—and courts may not “do equity” by disregarding those stipulations during classification or valuation.
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