Divorcing couples aren't the only ones who have to deal with child custody issues. Nowadays, many couples decide to have children before getting married or decide not to get married at all. When unmarried couples with children separate, they will have to determine who...
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Month: July 2017
Helping Raleigh residents with child custody arrangements
The divorce process is likely one of the hardest things you will ever have to go through in your life. If you have children with your spouse, the process can be even more difficult. You and your ex-spouse may not agree on what is best for the children in terms of...
How can I modify my child support agreement?
If you have children with your ex-spouse, it is likely that one of you is paying the other child support to help provide for the children after the break-up. Typically, child support is awarded to the party who has physical custody of the child. But, what happens if...
Do grandparents have visitation rights?
North Carolina's child custody laws, like other states, provide some limited visitation rights to grandparents. This state has additional obstacles, however.Grandparents must have standing or the legal status to file a visitation petition. Biological grandparents have...