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As a divorced parent, there is no greater concern than your child's well-being. When academic struggles arise, it is natural to wonder if the current custody arrangement is impacting their performance. Can you modify the agreement to better support your child's...
Divorce rates among older couples have been steadily increasing, giving rise to the term "gray divorce." But what makes these later-in-life separations different from those of younger couples? It is crucial to understand the unique aspects of gray divorce and how they...
You might wonder about legal support for same-sex couples in North Carolina if you want to adopt and grow your family. The state's laws now value giving loving homes to children, no matter the parents' sexual orientation. This change shows a better understanding of...
Divorce can be challenging, and one of the biggest questions you might face is, "What happens to our stuff?" Whether it's the home you shared, the car you drove, or the savings you built together, dividing assets can feel like a daunting puzzle. In this blog, we'll...
Intellectual property holds significant value in a divorce--especially if one or both spouses developed creative or business assets during the marriage. Understanding how to divide these assets helps ensure fairness for both parties. Identifying intellectual property...
When a custodial parent decides to remarry, it could impact child custody arrangements. If you are in this situation, it is essential to understand how remarriage might affect your custody agreement. Below are key considerations to keep in mind. The impact on existing...
It depends. Marriage alone does not automatically change child support arrangements. North Carolina courts will only review or adjust the child support order if one of the parents files a request. For example, if you remarry, and the other parent believes your new...
In North Carolina, couples can obtain a divorce without proving fault or misconduct by either party. One key requirement is that couples seeking divorce must live “separate and apart” for one year before filing. However, in many cases, one spouse may be unwilling to...
You and your spouse have been trying to conceive for years and trying different methods without success. One day, you hear some sad news. A distant relative unfortunately passed due to complications in childbirth, leaving the infant without any parent to care for it....
Many noncustodial parents find themselves in a situation where a drastic change in their life or finances urges them to seek ways to lower child support or modify the order. Factors like financial hardship and new family obligations may push them to pursue this...