Guiding families through all aspects of divorce in North Carolina
According to North Carolina rules, spouses must live separately for at least one year and one day before they can file for divorce. During this time, one spouse might move to a neighboring state for work or perhaps to move closer to their family. However, how can you...
Many people in this digital age have started an online side hustle business. Whether it is a passion project or simply a creative outlet, a side hustle can be extremely lucrative. If you face a divorce – and the division of your marital assets – what exactly happens...
Telling your children about the divorce can be one of the most stressful steps of the process. You might feel uncertain and worried about how they will react. Even if they seem fine at home, what if they act up at school? Is it common for kids to struggle in school...
One thing that many people do not expect in a divorce is the amount of clerical work involved. You must gather, complete and review a lot of paperwork when you separate your life from your ex-spouse’s. An item that you should not overlook is your insurance. Insurance...
Your health is always a priority. However, when you are “over the hill,” it becomes even more so. With divorce over 50 on the rise, it is important to know that more than legal complications can emerge in these cases. Health complications also seem to be a risk. Be...
North Carolina law requires spouses to separate for one year and one day before they can get a divorce. During that separation period, you cannot live in the same household together, or cohabitate. While this is a requirement, you might worry about your rights. If you...
The process of ending a marriage is not always an easy one. You essentially must figure out how to divide your entire married life, so you and your spouse can go your separate ways. In order to do this, the ability to organize will be critical. What do you need to...
There are many points of conflict that can lead spouses to seek a divorce. Finances have taken the lead as one of the most common reasons for disputes in a marriage. However, it seems that spouses’ careers may also cause a stir in some cases. What are these potential...
In a society that promotes instant gratification, patience is hard to come by. However, it is an important thing to practice during – as well as after – your divorce. In particular, you will likely have to practice patience on these three fronts: With your kids Every...
“Irreconcilable differences” is a common phrase in divorce. It is exactly what it sounds like, usually meaning spouses face such significant differences and disputes, that they wish to end the marriage. However, it is also such a broad term, covering a wide range of...
