People in North Carolina who are 50 and older are getting divorced at a higher rate than they did in 1990, but there could be health, social and economic complications for divorce in this age group. Divorce can lead to chronic stress and depression, and these problems...
Month: September 2018
Reasons for a prenup
North Carolina couples who plan to get married should consider the importance of completing a prenuptial agreement. The main purpose of the legal document is to verify how assets will be allocated if a marriage ends in divorce. In situations in which a married couple...
3 mistakes to avoid when choosing a life insurance beneficiary
A life insurance policy can be tremendously helpful for whomever you designate as a beneficiary. You may already know whom you want to name – perhaps a child or your spouse. However, naming a life insurance beneficiary should not be something you do...
How divorcing parents can co-parent successfully
When parents in North Carolina decide to divorce, the transition to co-parenting can be challenging yet also rewarding. Divorced parents may clash over parenting styles and issues that come with step-parents and blended families. Some parents may find it difficult to...
Divorcing women: 4 tips for achieving financial stability
Divorce can upend your financial situation and make you reassess every facet of your life. While you are dividing your marital finances, it is a good time to start thinking about securing your future. Creating a financial plan will give you the peace of mind you need...
An overview of the child custody hearing process
Child custody proceedings are conducted to determine whom a child's custodial parent will be and what rights the noncustodial parent will have. Parents in North Carolina who want maximum parental rights need to prepare for a child custody hearing thoroughly. If a...