Helping Families Make Informed Decisions About Their Future
A child custody dispute can quickly get heated. You may not be on good terms with your child’s other parent, but you both want what is best for your child. Even so, it can be difficult to give up time with your child and reach an agreement to share parenting time. If...
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...
In a divorce, you and your ex-spouse must determine how you will divide your marital property. This is often one of the most contentious and time-consuming processes in your divorce, as it requires careful calculations and critical negotiations. However, your...
Finding love again is a magical feeling. In preparing for marriage, you must also plan for your future – and while that may include a new partner it will always include your children. So, you may worry about how changes, even happy changes in your life, could affect...
Parents want the best for their children. So, learning about your child’s impending divorce can make you worry. Suddenly, all the protective instincts return, and you just want to keep your child safe. However, this is your child’s life and they are fully grown now....
When you establish a child support agreement in North Carolina, there are many factors considered in the equation that determines support payments. However, as costs go up across the nation and life goes on, those factors may no longer be accurate. Life changes, and...
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. ...
When parents decide to divorce, of course their main concern is their children. How will they take the news? How will the divorce affect them in the long run? These worries are understandable, but there are steps parents can take to manage their worries – and...
There are a number of factors that can lead couples to consider a divorce. Disparities in financial values and parenting styles are common issues that can put spouses at odds with each other, contributing to the irretrievable breakdown of the relationship. Nowadays,...
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...
