There is a lot about divorce that catches some by surprise. People are frequently able to resolve matters through mediation, even though they might expect that their case would have to go litigation.Others may assume that one parent will get full custody when in...
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Month: June 2018
What to expect when mediating a North Carolina divorce
Divorce and other family law matters are often highly emotional and personal. As such, mediation can play a crucial role in resolving such matters because it allows participants to have some control over the outcome and work out solutions together. If you are...
Men: Don’t be afraid to ask for support during divorce
People traditionally think of men as less emotional and more pragmatic than women. Many people also assume men are the breadwinners in a family and play a less active role in the lives of their children than mothers do.However, these assumptions can be off-base and...
Dating while divorcing: What could change?
While some people decide to stay single long after a marriage ends, others feel ready to begin dating the day they file for divorce. Everyone moves on from a breakup at their own pace. The timing of romance might not be convenient if your divorce is pending, but the...
3 types of property in North Carolina divorces
When people get divorced, dividing assets can be the top concern. Most spouses are scared about losing property they've helped accumulate over their careers, and many people don't know what they will be able to keep.One way to alleviate fears and concerns about the...