The first working Monday after the holiday season is dubbed "Divorce Day" for a reason. Many couples choose to forgo filing for divorce until after the holidays have ended. Some wanted to make a few more family holiday memories while others found the stress that comes...
Guiding families through all aspects of divorce in North Carolina
Month: December 2017
Tips for property and debt division and protecting your credit
In a divorce, you divide not only your shared assets but also your shared debts. That said, even if your divorce agreement says your ex is now responsible for certain debts, your creditors have no reason to let you off the hook. Creditors are not a party to your...
What to do if a traditional custody plan is not in the cards
Today's families are more diverse than ever. This means that traditional solutions that work for a lot of people may not make sense for other people.There is certainly room for creativity and non-traditional solutions, particularly when it comes to custody schedules...
Is the decision not to vaccinate against a child’s best interest?
"The best interests of the child." It's a phrase heard in family courts across the nation, including here in North Carolina. But what does it mean? This legal standard leaves a lot up to interpretation for courts and for parents. Unfortunately, when it comes to...
Consider a postnuptial agreement after these 3 events
Marriage is not a flat line; there are ups and downs that every couple experiences. Over the course of these events, spouses can change how they feel about their relationship, their priorities and their future. In light of certain events, it will be prudent to examine...
Tips for traveling with your kids if you share custody
Millions of people travel over the holidays, whether it is just over the river and through the woods or on a flight across the world. Regardless of where your travel plans take you this holiday season, you would be wise to take steps now to ensure your trip goes...
