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A collaborative divorce may be an ideal way to resolve outstanding issues without the need to go to a North Carolina family court. As the name suggests, a collaborative divorce allows you and your spouse to work together to come to terms on child support, alimony and...
All divorces have conflicts, but when they continue to escalate, dragging out the resolution to months and even years, the divorce turns toxic. Toxic divorces in North Carolina do not only become lengthy, costly affairs, but they can also have a heavy emotional...
North Carolina law requires that parents provide financial support to their children even if they aren't in a relationship with the child's other parent. The law also allows both parents to have visitation or custody rights to their kids. Therefore, you may be...
Military life presents countless challenges for couples. Servicemembers find themselves away from home for significant amounts of time. The spouse left behind is left to tend to day-to-day household duties and childcare. Being separated statewide and globally takes...
If you plan to divorce your spouse in North Carolina, you may think the ensuing process will be contentious. But it doesn't have to be. Although you want to protect your interests, selecting an alternative means of negotiation, such as mediation, can make the process...
Retirement accounts exist to provide for you when your career end or is drastically altered. They are some of the most important assets a person can have in North Carolina, and so, when facing a divorce, chances are good that they will be one of the first places you...
Couples in North Carolina who find that their marriage cannot continue have options. One of them is collaborative divorce. If you’re interested in an alternative way to end your marriage, you should know what this method entails. What is collaborative divorce?...