Full Custody, Joint Custody, and Sole Custody in NC
What Is The Difference Between Full Custody and Joint Custody in North Carolina? Full custody and joint custody may mean different things to different people and both may be right. The terms used in North Carolina for custody arrangements can be confusing. Table of...
Emergency Custody in North Carolina: What Every Parent Should Know
Understanding NC’s Emergency Custody Process In North Carolina, emergency custody is a legal process by which a child can be temporarily placed in the custody of a parent prior to a full hearing on the merits. These are also often referred to as “ex parte”...
Divorce in North Carolina – Useful Common Questions
Divorce In North Carolina – Things You Want to Know Below I have listed some common questions and answers about the divorce process in North Carolina based on the many years I have practiced family law. This is not a comprehensive list, but it does reflect the...
Custody in North Carolina – Answering 6 Top Questions
Custody In North Carolina – Things You Want to Know Understanding custody in North Carolina is important to your expectations. Below I have listed some common questions and answers based on the many years I have practiced family law in North Carolina. This is...
Changing A Custody Order in North Carolina: Top 6 Reasons
Modification of Custody Are you interested in changing a custody order in North Carolina? You may have a child custody order in place and maybe it has worked well for a while, maybe not. But you know that it is no longer working to the point where you believe that it...
The Importance of a Prenuptial Agreement: Exploring the Benefits of a Prenup for Couples Before Getting Married
Marriage is an exciting and joyous occasion, but it’s also an important legal contract between two people. As much as we’d like to think that love conquers all, the reality is that many marriages end in divorce. A prenuptial agreement, commonly referred to...
Parental Alienation in North Carolina Custody Cases
Parental alienation is a phenomenon that can occur during custody battles and can have a significant impact on the outcome of the case. In North Carolina, as in many other states, courts recognize the potential harm that parental alienation can cause to children and...
Navigating Divorce and Domestic Violence: The Importance of Hiring an Attorney
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process, but it can be especially complicated when domestic violence is present. Victims of domestic violence face unique challenges in ending their marriage, including ensuring their safety, protecting their rights, and seeking...
Filing for Divorce in North Carolina: Overcoming the Hurdles
Filing for divorce in North Carolina can be complicated. There are many hurdles that you must overcome in order to make the process as smooth as possible. This is especially true if there are children involved. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the...
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