Co-parenting is often one of the greatest challenges that parents face after a divorce. Moving forward as co-parents requires careful planning and commitment. However, effective co-parenting needs more than a plan. It also requires the right attitude from both...
Guiding families through all aspects
of divorce in North Carolina
Our office remains open, and in response to COVID-19 we have expanded our options for remote consultations and virtual meetings. Please contact our office to discuss what meeting option best fits your situation. Call 919-256-3970.
Raleigh Divorce Law Blog
Why it’s necessary to maintain a file during your divorce
Once you decide that divorce is the right option for you, you should take certain steps to begin the process of ending your marriage, including speaking with an attorney who handles family law and divorce cases. Divorce proceedings can seem daunting at first. It is...
One thing not to overlook in divorce? Your cellphone
Almost everyone has a cellphone nowadays. They are an essential tool that help us connect with loved ones across North Carolina and the nation, keep track of photos, messages and even our expenses. Surprisingly, these tools we use daily can become an issue in divorce...
Asking for alimony: What’s your ‘standard of living?’
Not every divorce will involve a claim for spousal support. Yet, in some cases, spouses have a right to petition for alimony if they are the dependent spouse (ie substantially dependent for their financial needs and maintenance). One part of determining an alimony...
Health Insurance After Divorce: What Are Your Options?
When going through a divorce there are a lot of things to consider, one of which is health insurance coverage. Many married couples are covered by one of the spouses employer provided health insurance plans and upon divorce one spouse is left needing coverage. The...
What can I do to reduce conflict during my divorce?
How do couples achieve an amicable divorce? This might be a common question that individuals have if they decide to seek a divorce. The stress and tense emotions of this decision can make a low-conflict divorce feel out of reach, or even escalate the risk of arguments...
Adjusting parenting plans for teenagers
A child’s needs and best interests change as they age. Parents know this and must adjust their parenting style accordingly. However, divorced parents may also have to modify their co-parenting plan to meet their child’s changing needs – especially as their child...
How do stepparents factor into post-divorce parenting?
Finding love and marrying again after a divorce can be exciting. It is even better when individuals find a partner who builds a meaningful relationship with their children as well. However, families in this situation often face a common challenge: how do stepparents...
What do you do with the wedding rings after divorce?
Rings are one of the primary – if not the most common – symbols of marriage. They are something that people take pride in wearing every day, but it can often become a grim reminder of the past if spouses decide to divorce. Some people might choose to remove their ring...
How can I handle my family during my divorce?
Although divorce is hardest on the two parties going through it, a divorce can be hard for everyone involved, including your family members Your family likely does not know and understand the details of your spousal relationship, so it can be difficult for them to...