What Is Alimony Based On in North Carolina?

What Is Alimony Based On in North Carolina?

What Is Alimony Based On in North Carolina?

People don’t think much about alimony these days when it comes to divorces. Decades ago, the “wronged” spouse could get …

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How to Track Child Support Payments: Here’s What You Need to Know

How to Track Child Support Payments: Here’s What You Need to Know

North Carolina permits you to track child support information online through its NCID identity system when support is ordered to …

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Relocation and Divorce – Understanding How to Navigate It

Relocation and Divorce – Understanding How to Navigate It

Even the custodial parent with sole legal and physical custody of a minor child cannot simply move the child out …

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Noncustodial Parent – What It Means and What You Need to Know

Noncustodial Parent – What It Means and What You Need to Know

Custody in North Carolina is divided between legal custody – for making life decisions – and physical custody, which relates …

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Is There a Child Custody Age Limit?

Is There a Child Custody Age Limit?

Is There a Child Custody Age Limit? The age of majority in North Carolina is 18 and, thus, barring exceptional …

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Four Reasons Why Mediation Is Important

Four Reasons Why Mediation Is Important

A divorce is one of the most stressful life events that a person will ever face. Mediation can make the …

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What Happens If You Can't Pay Child Support?

What Happens If You Can’t Pay Child Support?

Child support is an ongoing financial burden that becomes too much for many parents to pay. If you find yourself …

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Visitation Tips for Parents in Charlotte

Visitation Tips for Parents in Charlotte

Unfortunately, visitation exchanges can often be a time of hostility between parents. After all, the visiting parent who could once see …

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The Basics of Child Support in North Carolina

The Basics of Child Support in North Carolina

Child support is determined by a formula in most North Carolina cases. But calculating the amount involves guidelines, worksheets, statutes, …

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Which State Has Jurisdiction in Custody Case for Parents Living in Different States?

Which State Has Jurisdiction in Custody Case for Parents Living in Different States?

During a divorce, one of the most crucial things to deal with is custody allocation. However, there are also other …

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