If you are going through a North Carolina divorce that...
A Successful Paternity Case May Involve a Child Support Order
If you are a mother who is seeking to prove...
Steps to Take in Preparation for Divorce
If you are facing a divorce in North Carolina, you’re...
How a Separation Agreement Can Help You
If you and your spouse are moving toward divorce and...
Do I Need a Lawyer for an Uncontested Divorce?
The State of North Carolina allows for an uncontested divorce...
How Long Will My Divorce Take in North Carolina?
When you decide to end your marriage, you likely want...
What Is a Deposition and How Can It Benefit My Case?
A deposition is a legal process in which an attorney can obtain sworn testimony from a person without being in a courtroom before a judge. The deposition usually takes place in the office of the attorney taking the deposition or some other mutually agreeable place.
Determining the Date of Separation and Why It Has Legal Significance.
The date of separation is the date that the parties begin living separate and apart with the intention on the part of one (or both) of the parties not to resume the marital relationship. Living in separate parts of the same house, or sleeping in separate bedrooms, does not count as being separated.
Divorce Through Your Child’s Eyes
Getting divorced is often an emotionally and legally difficult process...