Category: Family Law
Absolute Divorce in NC: What it Means & How the Process Works
North Carolina has two types of divorce: absolute divorce and divorce from bed and board. They are very different. In …
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What Are the Grounds for Divorce in North Carolina?
When filing for divorce, it is important to identify the reason for your divorce, which is also called the “ground.” …
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Is It Hard to Get Full Custody in North Carolina?
Custody issues are complicated. Parents who divorce or never marry must divide both legal and physical custody of the children …
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Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce: What’s the Difference
Divorce doesn’t have to be a struggle. Men and women have the power to negotiate their own uncontested divorce in …
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Child Custody Laws When Moving Out of State
Many parents are eager to move after divorce, possibly to start a new career or move in with extended family. …
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Child Custody Considerations for Military Families
Child custody disputes are complicated, whether the parents are civilians or in the armed services. But military service adds another …
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Divorce, Custody & Family Law in NC: What You Need to Know
Every state in the country has its own family law, so divorce and child custody are decided differently in North …
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What You Should Know About Father’s Rights in North Carolina
Fathers are central to any child’s life. Unfortunately, many men feel as if the legal system does not take their …
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What Are The Consequences of Not Paying Alimony in North Carolina?
Alimony helps reduce the financial unfairness of divorce. When couples divorce, they might have significantly different finances or earning power. …
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What To Do If Someone Isn’t Following a Custody Order
Custody disputes often continue long after a divorce is finalized. Parents might continue to squabble or, even worse, use the …
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