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Creating a parenting plan is a crucial step for parents going through a separation or divorce. It outlines how you and your co-parent will care for and make decisions for your kids. A solid plan can keep things stable and reduce stress for everyone. Here are three key...
Coming to terms with divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in life. It can feel like your world is turned upside down and that you are on unfamiliar territory. While many aspects of divorce are, indeed, complex, an experienced attorney can help you...
Divorces among couples over 50, often called "gray divorces," are on the rise. While the rates for younger age groups are declining, divorces for adults over 50 have doubled since 1990. Several factors contribute to this trend. Shifting social norms and reduced stigma...
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged experience. In North Carolina, a unique aspect of the process is the mandatory one-year separation period before filing for divorce, even in no-fault cases (where neither spouse is deemed responsible for the breakdown...
Parents going through a divorce in North Carolina often share their deep concerns about what the court will think if they disclose that they suffer from a mental health illness or disorder. It is certainly an understandable concern. Parents going through a divorce are...
If you’re a parent who has decided to file a divorce petition in North Carolina, you’ll want to make sure that you receive a fair settlement and that your children’s best interests are a central focus of the proceedings. Children are better able to cope with divorce...
When you file for divorce in North Carolina, you must achieve a settlement agreement with your spouse regarding numerous issues. A primary concern is how the court will split your marital assets and debts between you and your ex. This state operates under equitable...
If you’re a North Carolina parent who is preparing to move on in life without your spouse, you no doubt have been discussing your children’s future. Causing the least amount of disruption and stress for kids is a primary goal for most parents in such circumstances....
When you decided to end your marriage, you may have felt certain about some things and a bit anxious or unsure about others. For instance, if you have children, you might immediately have begun thinking about their future—where they will live, whether you should share...
If you and your spouse have decided not to continue together as a married couple, there are numerous issues to resolve before going your separate ways, especially if you have children. Finances are always a primary concern in such cases. Achieving a fair settlement...
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