The Full Year North Carolina Requires First
North Carolina Requires One Full Year of Separation Under G.S. 50-6, spouses must live separate and apart for a full year, with at least one spouse intending the separation to be permanent, before either party can file for absolute divorce. This requirement applies...
Equitable Distribution in a NC Divorce
Dividing property in a North Carolina divorce does not follow a simple split-down-the-middle formula. The state applies an equitable distribution standard, which means the court aims for a fair division rather than an equal one. Those two concepts are related but not...
High Asset Divorce and Real Estate in NC
When a divorcing couple holds significant real estate, the property division process becomes considerably more involved than it would be with a single family home. Multiple properties, rental income streams, investment holdings, and mortgages all require individual...
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