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If you have ended your relationship and share children with your former spouse, both parents must continue to support the children financially. In North Carolina, legal guidelines aim to maintain the child's standard of living in both households after the divorce....
When going through divorce, you often have to split your attention between many different matters at once. Unfortunately, this opens up the possibility of a spouse using your distraction against you. They may use this time to attempt to hide assets. What does this...
If you have kids and your relationship with their other parent is coming to an end in the near future, or you have already broken up, you have many legal issues to take into consideration. Many couples encounter financial and emotional challenges during the divorce...
Very few people entertain notions of divorce when getting married. However, divorce is common enough that a bit of preparation makes sense. That is where prenuptial agreements come in. A prenup can lay out terms for dividing assets during a divorce, contain clauses...
When many people think about expenses associated with divorce, they often focus on expenses that do not occur until after you sign the final paperwork. For instance, many people focus heavily on child support or potential alimony payments. However, divorce itself can...
Your divorce may cause uncertainty and anxiety for your children. Significant changes that may include relocation could replace normalcy with new experiences that cause discomfort and fear. Your children will respond differently based on their ages, maturity and...
Gauging your children's reactions to your impending divorce can be tough when you are unsure how to talk to them about the topic. Speaking clearly and directly, as well as following some common pieces of advice, can help you explain the change without any unnecessary...
During and after a divorce, it is crucial for you to maintain your relationship with your child. It provides them with additional stability in a rocky time. It also ensures that your bond survives through this difficult situation. Unfortunately, some parents will stop...
For many divorced people in North Carolina, part of moving on following the dissolution of their marriages may include relocating to another state. Indeed, according to Moving.com, more than 10% of the U.S. population relocates every year (with many citing familial...
With a solid prenuptial agreement, you and your spouse may avoid the tough conflicts that can drag out a divorce. A prenup is particularly helpful for resolving who gets what when a marriage ends. There are many ways you can address what will happen to your property. ...
