Helping Families Make Informed Decisions About Their Future
Your place of residence is often more than just a roof over your head. You might feel it is a sanctuary, a place where you feel at peace. It is even more than that if you face a divorce. You already know your residence can play a role in other legal matters, but it...
It is not uncommon for one spouse who is savvy with numbers to take on most of the financial responsibilities. Both spouses might be fine with this arrangement during the marriage, but what about when you decide to divorce? Facing a divorce can be nerve-wracking...
Anger is a common reaction to marital strife – and divorce. After years of conflict building up, or even betrayal, it is a natural response. While anger in and of itself is not bad, you must manage this emotion carefully. Here are some essential tips to handle anger...
A divorce is an intensive legal process that affects nearly every aspect of your life. To navigate this process, it will be essential to hone certain skills that will help you protect yourself, your rights and your future. 3 skillsets that can guide you through...
Some years, filing your taxes might be relatively routine. However, life is always changing, and these changes can have a significant impact on the tax filing process, leading to new steps and statuses. Getting a divorce can make the already stressful tax season even...
In a divorce, a lie can have a very serious impact on your family, your life – and your rights. Perhaps you dealt with a spouse’s compulsive lying throughout your marriage, and you wish to prepare for any issues your North Carolina divorce may bring. Or, perhaps...
You and your spouse have determined that a divorce is the right path forward. Once you make that decision, you must prepare for the separation period, which is a prerequisite to obtain a divorce in North Carolina. Fulfilling that requirement means living separately. ...
In the last blog post, we discussed some personal goals that can be helpful to consider as you navigate a divorce. Paired with your legal goals, these personal goals can help set you up for success in your post-divorce future. The question remains of how you achieve...
The primary legal goal of a divorce in North Carolina is to officially end the marriage and legally separate your life from your spouse’s. This includes addressing your marital property and custody of your children, for example. However, a divorce changes your entire...
Even with a steady income and strategic investments, facing a divorce can be financially stressful. Faced with dividing your marital property and moving forward on your own can be an overwhelming prospect for anyone. As you step into the single life again, you may...
