Going through a divorce is an emotional time that often comes with hard feelings because of the reasons the marriage is ending. If you share children together, you and your ex will still have to deal with each other. This can lead to frustration and negative...
North Carolina Family Law Blog
How inconsistent rules in two households can confuse children
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be one of the most challenging parts of parenting. Emotions may still be raw, and schedules can get complicated. However, one of the most overlooked struggles children face is trying to navigate two sets of rules under...
What to do when a narcissistic spouse talks about divorce to kids
Divorce is hard enough without having to deal with a narcissistic partner who makes things even more chaotic. One common—and painful—situation is when your spouse tells your children about the divorce before you’re ready and without your knowledge. Not only does this...
How can you handle vacation plans with your ex?
Summer vacations are something that most children look forward to all year long. For children who have parents who are divorced, vacations may bring mixed feelings. They may be happy to have a vacation with one parent, but sad that the other one won’t be there. It’s...
Supervised visitation in North Carolina
In North Carolina, the family courts focus on the best interests of the child when deciding custody and visitation. In some situations, supervised visitation may be ordered. This allows a parent to maintain contact with their child while ensuring the child’s safety. ...
What to do after divorce to protect your finances
Divorce changes your life in many ways. One of the most key areas to address is your finances. Taking steps to protect your financial future will help you move forward with confidence. Here is how to you can start. Update your financial accounts Once your divorce is...
Can social media define the outcome of my divorce?
Social media has become an integral part of our lives. While these platforms serve as a means of connection and self-expression, they can also play a significant role in divorce proceedings. In fact, divorce lawyers often examine social media activity to uncover...
What happens if a parent violates a custody order in North Carolina?
Custody orders are legal mandates designed to ensure the best interests of children. A parent violating these orders can disrupt the child's stability and lead to legal consequences. Understanding what constitutes a violation and the penalties can help parents...
Is your spouse hiding debt? Protecting your financial future in North Carolina
Divorce can come with financial surprises that hurt your future situation. Finding hidden debt during divorce might create problems you didn't expect. North Carolina courts split property and debts based on what they think is fair for both spouses. If hidden debt...
Estate planning after divorce
Divorce is tough. The legal battles, emotional turmoil, and lifestyle changes can be overwhelming. But once the dust settles, there is another crucial task on your list: updating your estate plan. Ignoring this step can lead to unintended consequences. Revise your...