FAYETTEVILLE FAMILY LAW BLOG
How can money issues cause marital troubles?
Money troubles are one of the leading causes in divorce in North Carolina and around the country. If you're getting married for the second time, you might feel like you've finally found someone who shares your viewpoints about money. However, this isn't always the...
Divorce myths that are largely believed by the public
When it comes to divorce, there are a number of myths that tend to be spread around North Carolina and around the country. Many of them surround the process of divorce and the time after the divorce agreements have been reached. Although some of these myths may be...
Factors used in calculating alimony
Since many spouses depend on one another for financial support, North Carolina courts take that into consideration during divorce. The court may order one spouse to pay alimony to the other for a set time or permanently. While no set rules exist for alimony in most...
How might divorce proceedings affect businesses?
North Carolina business owners may discover that divorce proceedings prove disruptive to their professional endeavors. The serious and involved nature of a divorce isn’t something a business owner or top executive may easily put aside when work duties arrive. Damage...
What to know about filing for divorce
If you think that your marriage is about to come to an end, it may be in your best interest to file divorce paperwork before your spouse does. This is because it enables you to put together a team of North Carolina professionals who may help you obtain a favorable...
Creating a child-focused parenting schedule
When parents in North Carolina who are getting a divorce have joint custody of their children, they need to create a parenting schedule. This should be designed with the best interests of the children as the focus. Logistics Parents should think about what their...
What to know about child custody and visitation
After a breakup or divorce, you may want to pursue sole custody of your children. However, it is important to understand that there are two types of custody rights that you or your child's other parent may obtain. Furthermore, a North Carolina judge will likely grant...
Should you request spousal support as part of your divorce?
Sometimes, people are reluctant to request spousal support or alimony payments. They might worry that doing so will make them look greedy or lazy. The fact is, if you have made sacrifices so your ex could have a career outside of the home, there’s nothing wrong with...
Fayeteville, NC Alimony Law
Many divorcees may not realize is that there are circumstances that can prompt the need for an alimony modification. The supporting spouse may have lost his or her job or received a large raise, or the receiving spouse can remarry or have a change in their income....
What to do when a child wants to live with the other parent
A child custody agreement isn't always permanent. After the divorce has finalized, the child might decide that they want to live with the other parent. While the custodial parent might have their reasons for not wanting their child to live with their former spouse,...
