With regard to asset division, states may adhere to one of two methods. In a community property state, the law considers all money and valuables acquired during marriage shared wealth owned equally by both spouses. This entitles each to a 50% share of said belongings...
Children deserve the emotional and financial support of both parents, even after they divorce or separate. When parents file for divorce in North Carolina, the non-custodial parent in a divorce is often ordered to pay child support. This helps bridge the financial gap...
Often, the most difficult parts of divorce do not make themselves known until after the divorce itself is over. For example, if you have children and are in a co-parenting situation with your ex-spouse, this can be a very fraught situation. Moving children between two...
When parents in North Carolina divorce, dealing with the aftermath is often a traumatic and difficult experience. In some cases, the transition happens slowly and painstakingly. Other parents may adapt a little better and the transition might be quicker and smooth....
If you are facing a divorce in North Carolina, naturally you have concerns about custody if you share young children with your spouse. Reviewing the state laws about parenting division may alleviate some of your anxiety about this process. These are the key provisions...
Divorce is a major financial transaction. If you don’t adequately represent yourself and your interests, then you could end up on shaking financial footing as you try to reestablish yourself post-marriage dissolution. Therefore, you need to have strong strategy backed...
Parents in North Carolina who are going through a divorce may have a strained relationship with one another, but they have the common goal of wanting to make sure their children have a safe, happy future. One way to accomplish this is through co-parenting. Simply put,...
It is important to know how to anticipate how property will be divided during divorce. It can help divorcing couples in North Carolina better prepare for their property division process so they can protect and prioritize their interests. Property is divided in North...
Ending a marriage poses numerous financial and personal challenges. Property division and child custody are among the complicated family law issues that may arise during a North Carolina divorce. Divorce basics For divorce eligibility, spouses had to live in North...
Whether it is through childbirth or adoption, when a family is established in North Carolina, most have a clear image that family means remaining together as a unit. Because nearly half of all marriages end in divorce, it is more and more common for children to be...
