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How Are Investment Properties Divided in a Divorce in NC?
Divorce property division is rarely simple, especially when it comes to the division of investment properties like commercial real estate, vacation properties, and rental homes. As these assets are commonly…
Can You Disinherit Your Spouse in North Carolina?
Under N.C.G.S. § 30-3.1, if the spouse of a deceased is omitted from the will, they may still claim an elective share, which is a statutory right to get a…
Can You Move Out of NC Without Modifying Your Custody Agreement?
Relocating outside of North Carolina may be an opportunity for a fresh start. If you have an existing North Carolina child custody agreement, however, it is important to understand the…
North Carolina Child Support Laws Explained
Child support is the financial responsibility of a parent to reasonably provide for their child’s needs, including food, shelter, health, education, and other needs. North Carolina, much like other states,…
How to Avoid Paying Alimony in North Carolina?
When a couple seeks divorce, there are a number of financial factors that must be sorted out, including who pays child support, how the assets and property will be divided,…
Can I Protect My Pension in A Divorce in North Carolina?
If you are navigating a divorce, you likely have questions like, “Can I protect my pension in a divorce in North Carolina?” It’s normal to worry about protecting your assets…
Understanding Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) in North Carolina
Biological parents automatically have parental rights to their children, giving them the ability to make decisions for a child who is biologically theirs. However, a parent’s rights may be taken…
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in North Carolina?
No one enters a marriage thinking that one day, they will file for divorce. When the marriage is no longer sustainable, and one or both parties move to dissolve the…
Do grandparents have custody and visitation rights?
Divorce has a ripple effect on other relationships aside from the soon-to-be ex-couple. It also disturbs the bond between grandparents and their grandchild. However, North Carolina courts often favor natural…
Understanding child time-sharing in North Carolina
Child time-sharing plays a crucial role in the lives of parents and their children in North Carolina. This legal arrangement determines how parents share the responsibilities and time spent with…
Is your court-ordered equitable distribution modifiable?
Finalizing your divorce is a feat in itself. But with property division being inherently contentious, you could feel unsatisfied with the trial court’s final decision regarding what they deem as…
Co-parenting when you live in another state
Coordinating schedules, activities and trips can be a headache even when parents live in the same state. However, co-parenting can take on another level of difficulty when your ex and…
Are student loans divisible in a North Carolina divorce?
The process of divorcing in North Carolina involves separating resources that people may have combined decades ago. Oftentimes, spouses prioritize major assets like their marital home or their retirement savings…
What qualifies as marital abandonment in North Carolina?
As you live through the disintegration of your marriage, you may eventually feel trapped in your own home. Living under the same roof with your spouse, constantly crossing swords, must…
What affects my eligibility for alimony after divorce?
Divorcing couples could face various challenges during proceedings based on their family’s situation. Sometimes, the family depends on the income of the only earner of the two parties. In that…
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