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In North Carolina, divorce can be difficult for children. In many instances, they feel as if they are trapped in the middle. It is imperative that the parents think about the child’s needs as the case proceeds and strive to give them a nurturing and safe environment...
Getting through divorce is tough. You must deal with issues like property division and spousal support, which can be highly conflictual. But, if you’re parent, then your primary concern is probably your children’s safety and well-being. That, too, can be impacted by...
As you start the divorce process in North Carolina, you are likely to have plenty of questions about property division, which is one of the most complex pieces of divorce. You may be especially concerned if you own real estate. Many people own a home with their spouse...
When a married couple divorces in North Carolina, they must divide their marital property. The division won't necessarily be 50/50, but it must meet standards of fairness under state law. One question that clients often ask when they're starting the divorce process is...
Any North Carolina divorce will have its challenges. Whether that is related to child custody, spousal support, child support, property division and all it entails, people need to understand how to protect themselves. Some divorces, however, have unique issues that...
When you hear "prenuptial agreement," you might think of celebrity marriages or wealthy couples. However, these agreements are increasingly commonplace and can offer benefits for couples of all backgrounds, especially in North Carolina. Whether you're entering your...
The decision to end a marriage can be an emotionally wrenching experience, but the process of divorce itself can often seem dry and technical -- a matter of financial disclosures, legal requirements and slow negotiations. Divorce may take longer than you expected, and...
While it can be healthy or even necessary at times for parents to spend some time apart from their child, that does not mean they do not miss their child while they are gone. So, if a parent is facing divorce, they will have to accept that they will spend some time...
If you and your spouse should no longer be married, part of the divorce process is figuring out child custody so that your child continues to have the life that they deserve. You must always have your child’s best interests in mind and that must be the driving force...
Custody disputes can be difficult and emotional. Deciding how to divide time between you and your co-parent is often complex and brings many challenges. If you have never been through the custody process in North Carolina, it is natural to feel confused, anxious or...