North Carolina parents who divorce might need to negotiate child custody and support. Usually, support covers the usual costs of raising a child such as clothing, medical care and education. However, there is often a provision in child support agreements that deals...
Family Law
Is a prenuptial agreement right for you?
Prenuptial agreements are frowned upon by some as a too-practical intrusion into what should be a romantic lead up to marriage. Some, however, see prenups differently: as a means of clearing the air so that both parties can enter into marriage without nagging...
How is paternity established here in North Carolina?
Without a doubt, one of the single greatest joys in life is the moment a child is born. Indeed, the happiness and excitement in the days before and immediately after the birth is understandably so great that the last thing on anyone's mind is any sort of legal...
How child custody works in North Carolina
Child custody is one of the most difficult and important aspects of any divorce. If you're facing divorce, knowing how the process works can help you come into it in as strong of a position as possible. There are two different types of custody In North Carolina there...
Getting back to the basics: A closer look at child support in North Carolina
One of the very real concerns for newly divorced parents awarded primary physical custody of their children is whether they'll be able to make ends meet now that they are essentially a single-income household. While spousal support can help with some of this unease,...
