Guiding families through all aspects of divorce in North Carolina
When sharing a life together during marriage, you usually share all of your assets as well. The longer you are married, the more entwined your assets become. That is just one reason why many people who divorce over the age of 50 face challenges when it comes to...
Buying a house is a major milestone. Many people see it as achieving a goal when they purchase a place to create their dream home. That is why, if you face a divorce, you may not want to let that dream go. There are a few steps you should take as you approach a...
When facing a divorce, you may wonder how you and your ex-spouse will even begin to divide all of the assets and items collected over the years of marriage. The first step is to get organized. Knowing what you have, and what it is worth, is essential. However,...
You and your spouse both worked full-time jobs for years. You both have retirement accounts that were meant to contribute to your nest egg – but now you are facing divorce. Worries about retirement plans can be significant for divorcing spouses nearing 50 and those...
In previous blog posts, we discussed certain actions that could be a sign of a spouse dissipating (or hiding) marital assets. These include excessive spending or even loaning money to another person, just to obtain a refund after the divorce is final. It is important...
Your spouse claims that a family member or friend is struggling financially and lends them a significant amount of money. This is a generous gesture, but it could raise questions if you are facing a divorce. Transferring and hiding assets is a significant issue in...
The process of receiving an inheritance from a family member can be complex – emotionally, legally and financially. You may inherit sentimental keepsakes, in addition to money bestowed upon you from your loved one. An inheritance can add up to a significant amount....
A house is one of the biggest investments you make in life. Therefore, it goes without saying that a mortgage is one of the biggest financial responsibilities you will take on in your life. However, how will you handle the mortgage if you and your spouse face a...
What if your spouse were to empty your bank accounts in the process of a divorce? Or what if they accuse you of doing so? The dissipation of marital assets – such as draining or emptying accounts – is when someone squanders or hides assets to avoid a fair distribution...
Working day-to-day at a regular full-time job was the primary way families earned money for decades. As times change, so have the ways you can earn money and support your family. In this day and age passive income options are becoming more popular. However, what could...
