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The process of pursuing mediation during a divorce is an effort designed to help separating couples resolve their disputes amicably without the need for a prolonged court battle. This alternative dispute resolution method involves both parties working to reach...
When going through a divorce or a custody battle, child support and spousal support will have to be determined.
When sharing custody, if you’re concerned with the child’s safety, gaining full custody can be a challenging process. However, with the help of an attorney, the right documentation, and proper paperwork, you’ll give yourself the best chance of winning your case.
What is a Narcissist? A narcissist is someone who has an inflated sense of self-importance. They are very manipulative and have a hard time caring about others. However, their manipulative trait is what can make them so appealing at first. At the beginning of a...
When determining custody, Guardian Ad Litem reports and Child Custody Evaluations can help a Judge make the decision about which parent is better fit to raise the child. While there are pros and cons to each, both can offer insight on the parents and child’s life.
The Judge Ordered 50/50 Custody, Now What? When the Judge orders you to share 50/50 custody of your child, it means it’s in the child's best interest that both parents remain in the child’s life. Just because the other parent has a bad attitude, gets on your nerves,...
Prenuptial agreements can play a pivotal role in high-asset divorces. These legally binding contracts are designed to safeguard the interests and assets of both parties in a marriage. Prenuptial agreements are agreements entered into by a couple before they get...
Getting a divorce in North Carolina involves making several life-changing decisions. Child custody and spousal support are just two issues that divorcing couples often face. If the family owns a home, that property also becomes an issue during the divorce. The fate of...
After exiting a North Carolina divorce court, you may decide that you've learned from your mistakes and are ready to give love a second try. Of course, just because you've moved on from your previous marriage doesn't mean that you can leave all of it behind. If you...
"Gray divorce" refers to the increasing trend of older couples ending their marriages. This type of divorce is becoming more common in North Carolina as life expectancies continue to increase and more people reach retirement age with assets and retirement savings to...