Understanding Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody

Understanding Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody

Understanding Joint Custody vs. Sole Custody

Understanding the difference between joint custody vs sole custody can help prepare you to decide what is best for your …

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A Guide to North Carolina Divorce Laws

A Guide to North Carolina Divorce Laws

Preparing to end your marriage is never easy. It is normal to feel stressed out and to be loaded with …

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Unmarried Parents’ Rights Custody and Visitation Without Marriage

Unmarried Parents’ Rights: Custody and Visitation Without Marriage

Are you an unmarried parent? You are certainly not alone. American families are changing. The Pew Research Center reports that …

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Co-Parenting for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Co-Parenting and a Parenting Plan for a Special Needs Child

Creating a parenting plan for a special needs child requires additional consideration to make sure it allows the child to …

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How Often Can Child Support Be Modified?

How Often Can Child Support Be Modified?

Are you a parent who has a child support order or child support agreement in place? While the stability of …

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How Alimony Is Calculated in North Carolina

How is Alimony Calculated in NC?

If you’re amid a divorce or separation proceeding, you may wonder, “How is alimony calculated in NC?” Alimony or spousal …

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What Happens to Shared Debt in a Divorce?

How is Debt Divided in Divorce?

Are you preparing for a divorce in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, or elsewhere in the wider region? If so, you are …

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Establishing Paternity in North Carolina A Step-by-Step Guide for Fathers

Establishing Paternity in North Carolina: A Step-by-Step Guide for Fathers

If a dad isn’t married to their child’s mother, North Carolina law may require them to prove they are the …

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How Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody in North Carolina

How Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody in North Carolina

Domestic violence is a very serious matter. The North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV) reports that one in three …

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The Guardian ad Litem Role in Child Custody Cases

The Guardian ad Litem Role in Child Custody Cases

Are you a divorced or separated parent of young kids or teenagers in North Carolina? If so, you may be …

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