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“As a dad in a child custody case, I was very scared that I would not get enough parenting time with my young daughter. But, these two attorneys believed in me and helped me get a 50/50 week on/off schedule from the Judge for my daughter. Their hard work and determination blew me away, and I am forever grateful.” -F.
The attorneys at Lancaster and St. Louis are different than most attorneys — and we like it that way. Since our founding, we have been striving to provide a fresh approach to legal representation in Cabarrus County and the surrounding areas.
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You’ve decided that obtaining a divorce is in your best interests and those of your family. You’re confident that you and your spouse will be able to reach an agreement on child custody. What you are concerned about is finances. Your spouse has made some troubling...
If you’re getting divorced, you need to think about your finances and your housing situation. For many people, this means deciding if they want to sell their house or not. After all, the easiest way to divide a family home in a divorce is just to sell that home. You...
When married couples divorce, they have to separate their finances. Property division can be straightforward when couples already agree about what is appropriate or fair. It could also become a nightmare in scenarios where one spouse wants to punish the other...
Money matters are among the most contentious issues in a divorce. In cases where the couple cannot agree on how to divide property and debt, the court will step in and assign each spouse their part. Under North Carolina laws, marital assets are divided equitably –...
Some people know for a while that their marriage is ending. This gives them time to prepare, but it also gives those who are so inclined time to try to work things around so that they gain an unfair advantage when it comes time to divide up the marital property. For...
The law in North Carolina protects your right to a fair share of your marital estate when you divorce. Whatever you and your spouse bought together or earned while married will generally need to get split. Sometimes, one spouse will try to withhold marital assets or...
It could take weeks for you to complete an inventory of your assets and figure out what might be fair in a divorce. Trying to split your property can be a very frustrating experience. It can be hard to place accurate values on certain assets, and the financial...
The North Carolina family courts use equitable distribution to split up your property during a divorce. Unless you have a marital agreement with your spouse, you can expect that the courts will focus on a fair way to divide your marital property. Of course, fairness...
