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Domestic violence and divorce: How protective orders can help

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 31, 2016 | Divorce

Divorce is difficult in the best of times, but if a divorce occurs in a marriage already burdened with domestic abuse, the process can be dangerous and drawn-out in court. Unless there is a clear history of provable abuse (through medical or law enforcement records),...

Obama moves to change child support rules for inmates

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 26, 2016 | Child Custody & Support

Inmates in North Carolina often fall behind on their child support payments while they are incarcerated. This may leave them facing huge debt levels when they leave prison. The Obama administration is trying to put new rules in place that would let inmates modify...

Tax lessons from Depp and Heard’s divorce settlement

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 21, 2016 | Alimony

Most North Carolina residents don't have as much money as Johnny Depp, but the actor's divorce from actress Amber Heard can still teach some important tax lessons. After a very public breakup, the couple settled their divorce with an agreement that Depp would pay...

Video: FAQ: Military 10-Year Retirement

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 17, 2016 | Property Division

In a divorce in North Carolina, the property of the marital estate must be divided in a way that is equitable, but not necessarily an even 50-50 split. Tangible assets, like the family home, are often one of the first issues to be discussed. Yet it is important to...

Alternative to litigation in child custody matters

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 13, 2016 | Child Custody

When North Carolina parents separate or divorce, issues might arise in how to raise and co-parent their children. Some couples are unable to agree on some or all aspects of the co-parenting process and choose, instead, to seek out a resolution via court. Litigation is...

What happens to the family home after a divorce?

On behalf of Hardin Law Firm PLLC | Oct 4, 2016 | Property Division

During a divorce, North Carolina couples may find that they have to negotiate when it comes to splitting up the assets that they obtained while they were married. Of course, the family home cannot be physically split. This means that either one person will end up with...

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