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How Does Divorce Mediation Work in North Carolina?

Divorce mediation in North Carolina generally works in two phases. The first phase is for child custody and visitation. A …

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Divorce as a Stay-at-Home Mom

Divorce as a stay-at-home mom can be daunting. You have important rights. Also, there are things you should know as …

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How to Prove Adultery in North Carolina

Proving adultery can significantly impact a North Carolina divorce. Since it’s up to the other spouse to present evidence of …

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What Are The Qualifications To Receive Alimony?

Qualifying for alimony may be an important part of your North Carolina divorce proceedings. It’s important to understand how to …

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Does North Carolina Family Court Drug Testing Affect Custody?

Drug testing is a part of the family court system. If a parent is ordered to take a drug test, …

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Divorce Checklist for Fathers

The divorce checklist for fathers can help with your divorce proceedings. Our Charlotte family and divorce attorney at Remington & …

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How to File for Emergency Child Custody in NC

To file for emergency child custody in North Carolina, file a complaint or motion with the court stating one of …

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How to Tell Your Kids About Divorce

Knowing how to tell your kids about divorce can help prepare them for what’s ahead. While divorce is a time …

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Divorce Checklist for Mothers

Our divorce checklist for mothers can help you plan for the future. Getting divorced is one of the most significant …

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Who Should File for Divorce First?

When you divorce, you want justice in terms of division of property, alimony, and child custody. You want to minimize …

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We recommend meeting with an attorney. While there is free legal help available for North Carolina residents from pro bono resources for civil matters, and public defenders for criminal cases, the best way to access tailored advice is to hire a lawyer.

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This is done on a case by case basis if you are involved in a family law, criminal, or professional disciplinary matter that involves another jurisdiction.

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