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Punishments for Contempt of Court in NC Family Court

Disobeying a legally binding and enforceable order from a family court in North Carolina is not advisable. Failure or refusal …

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Can a Parent Withhold Child Visitation in North Carolina?

When a couple with children goes separate ways, the North Carolina law dictates that child custody orders should be made …

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Can I Massage Without a License in North Carolina?

North Carolina’s demand for more massage therapists is growing rapidly. Coincidentally, one question is becoming increasingly common: can you massage …

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How to Divorce From Bed and Board in North Carolina

In North Carolina, you don’t have to completely dissolve your marriage to get away from an abusive, negligent, or otherwise …

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Listing Assets in Your Divorce

Are you preparing to get divorced in North Carolina? If so, you and your spouse must divide all property and …

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Post-Separation Support vs. Alimony in North Carolina

Maintaining financial stability is a crucial component of a marriage breakup. Both parties — and the court — want everyone …

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How to File for Equitable Distribution in North Carolina

Equitable distribution is the division of marital assets, usually as part of a divorce proceeding. When you’re a spouse considering …

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How to Divorce a Bipolar Spouse

Divorcing a bipolar spouse can be due to a continued strain on a marriage. Bipolar disorder, also termed manic-depressive condition, …

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Setting Healthy Co-Parenting Boundaries in New Relationships

Taking on a new relationship after an agonizing separation or divorce can be difficult. It gets further complicated if there …

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Interim Distribution and Equitable Distribution – What are the Differences?

As you head into divorce proceedings, you may hear the words interim distribution and equitable distribution. They are both ways …

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FAQs

Are consultations free?

While we offer a free consultation on traffic matters, criminal matters, and some professional license defense cases (if you have a pending Board complaint), we charge a fee for family law consultations to personalize our consultations to your specific needs. To learn about our fee structure, please get in touch.

Where can I get legal advice?

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.

Can I hire you if I’m in another state?

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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