How to File for Separation in North Carolina

How to File for Separation in North Carolina

How to File for Separation in North Carolina

Divorce in North Carolina is a pretty simple thing. There are only three requirements. Before you can file for divorce …

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Six Important Things to Know About Separation Agreements

Six Important Things to Know About Separation Agreements

If you are contemplating getting divorced in North Carolina, you should know that you must be separated for a year …

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What Are the Elements That Influence Child Support?

What Are the Elements That Influence Child Support?

If you are in the midst of a divorce that involves minor children, two things should be of major concern …

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Divorce with No Assets: What Do You Do Next?

Divorce with No Assets: What Do You Do Next?

Maybe you haven’t been married very long and haven’t had time to acquire a home or other property together. Maybe …

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What Does a Family and Divorce Lawyer Do?

What Does a Family and Divorce Lawyer Do?

There is a deceptively simple answer to the question, what does a family and divorce lawyer do? That answer is, …

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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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