Myths abound when it comes to child custody cases in North Carolina and throughout the U.S. One common misconception is that a parent deemed to have committed domestic violence will automatically be precluded from obtaining child custody. The legal reality is that...
Social media is increasingly attempting to connect everyone in American society. It is now relatively rare to meet an American adult who does not regularly access at least one social media account. However, it is important to understand that posting on social media...
If you and your spouse have recently decided to divorce, you may be concerned about the amount of time it will take to resolve your case. If your divorce progresses too quickly, you may feel that you will not have enough time to resolve important matters before you...
It is important to understand that while the emotional process of divorce is almost always complex, the legal aspects of the divorce process do not need to be. Unless you and your spouse fundamentally disagree on matters of property division or child custody, it is...
When North Carolina residents are planning a wedding, a prenuptial agreement might seem like something they are never going to need. Most people getting married don't plan on getting divorced, and many with relatively few assets or low incomes may think that prenups...
Although good planning for college can be a positive element of one's parenting style, some North Carolina divorces can create challenges for parents who have saved carefully for their children's higher education expenses. Property division typically brings attention...
Some North Carolina residents who are getting a divorce might want to try to get an award of alimony. Others might be asked to pay it. Alimony might be paid for a limited time or indefinitely. In considering whether to award alimony, how much and for how long, the...
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