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How can I determine my home’s true value before a divorce?
Deciding what to do with the family home can be one of the most stressful aspects of a divorce. It is often the largest asset spouses share, and deciding which spouse will keep the home or whether to sell it can quickly become a contentious debate. Regardless of the...
Should I change my name after getting a divorce?
There are still several steps individuals must take after a divorce in North Carolina. From officially dividing property according to the divorce settlement agreement to growing accustomed to the custody arrangement, the post-divorce checklist can be longer than many...
How much should I compromise in divorce?
The capacity to compromise is an important factor in life. In fact, it is common to hear that compromise is a requirement when it comes to relationships and marriage. However, what about when individuals end that relationship? Compromising is often the last thing...
What if my spouse retaliates during the divorce?
It is no secret that divorce is wrought with emotions, ranging from dread to relief. Even so, it is common for one spouse to hold more anger than the other – especially if they were not the one who asked for a divorce in the first place. The combination of all these...
My ex ignores the custody agreement. Can I modify it?
For divorcing parents, establishing a custody agreement is often the most challenging aspect. It can take a lot of time and effort to determine the details of the arrangement and parenting time. So, if one parent disregards the custody agreement after it is finalized,...
Financially risky choices affect decisions to divorce
Several studies in recent years have found that disputes over money and financial issues are directly linked to divorce, and are often cited as one of the primary reasons for this decision. Money has ties to many other aspects of one’s life, and when parties do not...
Talking to the kids about their grandparents’ divorce
Elder divorce is on the rise in North Carolina and across the country. Couples over 50 are choosing to end their marriages for several reasons, from feeling disconnected once they have an empty nest to their increased longevity. No matter the reason, these divorces...
Remember to protect your digital assets in divorce
The digital world is deeply ingrained in our lives nowadays. With smartphones in our pockets and smart devices in our homes, it can be difficult to keep track of every aspect of one’s digital footprint. In past blog posts, we have discussed the importance of managing...
What should I do before separating from my spouse?
As we have mentioned in previous blog posts, a period of separation is a requirement before filing for divorce in North Carolina. Spouses must be separated for one year and one day in order for a divorce complaint to be filed, according to the law. This generally...