N.C. appeals court rejects ‘bad parent’ argument (access required)

RALEIGH, NC -- A Lenoir attorney who was suspended for carrying on a sexual relationship with a client while representing her in a divorce proceeding was not cohabitating with her, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled. The appeals court upheld a lower court’s ruling denying the husband’s motion to terminate alimony and awarding ...

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N.C. appeals court rejects ‘bad parent’ argument

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