Even if you have received an official child custody ruling from a court, there are still ways for you to lose custody of your children. In most cases, courts are reluctant to completely strip parents of their custodial rights, but there are certain actions and...
Those who have gone through a divorce can tell you that there is so much more to the process than simply going your separate ways. In fact, divorce is often comprised of mini cases within one large case. North Carolina courts take everything from child custody to...
Divorce comes with many financial considerations. When someone appears in North Carolina family court, he/she may wonder how a judge will rule regarding alimony and/or child support. A person's income does factor into the decision. A top earner with significant means...
Although military divorce is not common in North Carolina, such divorce cases are on the rise. For military service members deciding on the future, parenting is not easy. Many service members relocate or get deployed, which makes the situation even more complicated. A...
As children grow up in North Carolina, their schedules usually change. Children start going to school, attending sports practices or spending more time with friends. Likewise, divorced parents' schedules can change when they get a new job or take on new...
When you're sharing joint custody in North Carolina, dropping your child off at their other parent's house can be hard on you. It can also be difficult for your child. Even if you have a routine set up, switching to a different house every week or so can cause a lot...
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...
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...
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...
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...
