With the complex range of emotions that individuals experience when they get a divorce, badmouthing an ex-spouse is a common outlet. The residual feelings of resentment, anger or even grief can make it easy to criticize or insult an ex-spouse. However, badmouthing is...
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When North Carolina families run into potential challenges that require legal help, they want to make sure they find someone knowledgeable and skilled to help them through stressful times. In short, they want excellent legal guidance on their side. They do not have to...
Tips for co-parents to approach distance learning
At the end of the last school year, parents and children alike slowly adjusted to the new reality of distance learning. Adjusting to these changes was stressful for many parents, especially divorced parents trying to facilitate distance learning in two homes. This...
What could a divorce mean for my business?
The thought of owning your own business has been your dream for many years. You are your own boss, managing your schedule and pursuing your passion. You invest a lot of your life, finances and time into building your business from the ground up and keeping it running...
Disparities at work can cause marital stress
Nowadays, many people would not think that a woman’s success in her chosen occupation could affect her marriage. It seems like a very old-fashioned idea, especially with the many social and political movements calling for workplace equality between men and women over...
Tips for facilitating custody exchanges with your children
It can be difficult for some parents to exchange custody of their children and coordinate parenting time in a respectful and appropriate manner. For some it is difficult to let their children out of their care, even if they are on amicable terms with their ex-spouse...
IVF: No longer new, but still a complex issue in divorce
Many North Carolina couples dream of having children. They cannot wait to become mothers or fathers, but infertility is a very common challenge that couples face. Thankfully, couples in these situations now have several options available to them to welcome a child...
How long does the divorce process take?
When you decide to end your marriage, you may not know what to expect. And one of the first questions – and worries – you might have is how long the process will take. Most divorces do not mirror the ones depicted in the media that seem to drag on and on, but this is...
Triangulation can jeopardize co-parenting
When children have unmarried parents, it is normal for them to transition between their parent’s homes regularly. Co-parenting becomes the routine when unmarried parents share custody of their children. Even though parents may have an established co-parenting...
Redefining normal: A necessary step in the divorce process
During the 1950s, the idea of "the nuclear family" became a widespread influence in our society. At that time, the definition of the nuclear family involved married parents raising their children in one home.Today, this definition is hardly reality. In fact, many...