Month: July 2026

  • What Happens If One Parent Violates a Custody Order in North Carolina?

    Edited by Sonya DuBree and Carollyn Sierra  | Published on July 24, 2026  Child custody orders are legally binding. When one parent does not follow the terms of a custody order, it can create stress, confusion, and disruption for everyone involved, especially the child.  In North Carolina, courts take these violations seriously, and there are legal remedies

  • Summer Clerks for 2026 at Tharrington Smith. Anna Blake Glatthaar, Lindy Gupton, Grace Whittemore, Madison Walker

    Tharrington Smith Welcomes Our 2026 Summer Law Clerks

    Tharrington Smith LLP is pleased to welcome four talented law students who are spending the summer with our firm. Throughout the summer, they will work alongside our attorneys across several practice areas. In addition, they will gain hands-on legal experience through legal research, court proceedings, client matters, and other aspects of the practice.  Please join

  • Tharrington Smith Announces Sharon Lin’s Promotion to Of Counsel

    Raleigh, N.C., July 2, 2026 – Tharrington Smith is pleased to announce the promotion of Sharon Lin to Of Counsel, effective July 1, 2026.  Sharon is a member of the firm’s Education Law practice, where she advises and represents public school boards and educational institutions across North Carolina, regularly advising on procurement, contracting, and construction