To our current and new clients:As you may already know, the Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court has issued the attached emergency order directing local court officials to schedule or reschedule all superior and district court proceedings for a date no...
A variety of reasons exists for why you may consider seeking sole physical custody of your children. If those reasons involve the safety and well-being of your children, then you may not have much to consider. After all, your first instinct and duty is to protect your...
Even in a time when the definition of "parent" continues to change, many people still automatically assume that the mother will serve as the primary custodian of the children in a divorce. However, fathers have just as much of a right to pursue custody of their...
Going through a divorce can present you with many confusing scenarios. Though you likely wish that you could simply sign a piece of paper and have everything settled, that is not how the process works. In fact, you will need to make many decisions during your case,...
After a divorce, former spouses in North Carolina might have trouble raising their children together. While coparenting can be complicated, there are ways exes can work together and ease the tensions. It's wise to establish a positive coparenting relationship for the...
The North Carolina school year is underway, and you may be seeing only the beginning of how your divorce will affect your child. It was likely a difficult time for you, and you may be making your best effort to protect your child from the emotional turmoil that...
If you have children, your divorce will not represent the final contact you have with your future former spouse. Indeed, you will always have a connection through your children. If you are like other North Carolina parents, you want to do what you can to make that...
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