March 18 2026
When Earning Capacity Controls: The Reversal of Alimony in Scherba v. Scherba
alimony should not function as a disincentive to self-sufficiency
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December 31 2025
The Alimony
Settlyd Family Law Software helps us create a reasonable alimony buy-out settlement solutions in domestic relations matters, with clarity and fairness.
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November 30 2025
Understanding Alimony Buyouts in Divorce
When couples divorce, ongoing alimony payments can create financial uncertainty for both parties. One alternative that’s gaining popularity is the alimony buyout — a lump-sum payment that replaces future spousal support obligations.
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November 26 2025
The Importance of Using Settlyd Family Law Software in Your Family Law Practice
Settlyd Family Law Software has become an essential resource for South Carolina and Charlotte family law firms.
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August 25 2025
Can escalating conflict between divorced parents lead to a modification of a parenting plan
This issue was addressed on August 22, 2025 by the North Carolina Supreme Court in the matter of Durban v Durban. The facts are rather straightforward and, unfortunately, all too typical.
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June 16 2025
Preparing the mediator for your divorce mediation
What your family law mediator wants from you before mediation.
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June 01 2025
When does an order finding a person in civil contempt become effective?
This issue was addressed recently by the North Carolina Court of Appeals in the matter of Bridges v Bridges filed on May 21, 2025. A brief summary of the facts are as follows:
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May 07 2025
Child Care Tax Credit and Settlyd's Child Support Calculator
Applying the child care tax credit to the child support guidelines
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April 29 2025
January 29 2025
Supreme Court Modifies Rule 21 SCRFC: No more trial by ambush!
The Supreme Court amended Rule 21 of the Family Court Rules today. Here are the salient parts:
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