Co-parenting is sometimes a challenging undertaking, but it’s one that usually allows children to thrive. If you and your ex are co-parenting, there are bound to be times when you can’t agree on certain matters. Scheduling conflicts can be particularly problematic....
Family Law
Will student loans affect property division during a divorce?
Every divorcing couple in North Carolina needs to reach an agreement about property division matters or have a judge make those choices. If a divorce case goes to trial, a judge will apply the state's equitable distribution statute when dividing marital property and...
Why does job loss lead to divorce?
When one married person loses their job, their odds of divorce go up. That’s not to say it’s a guarantee, of course, but just that studies have found clearly increased divorce rates after job loss. If you’re looking for red flags that your marriage may end, this is...
What are the main kinds of custody in North Carolina divorces?
Going through the family courts for a divorce means that you will need to learn multiple new terms and their specific definitions. From the equitable distribution of your property to the dissipation of your assets, jargon abounds. The better you understand it, the...
How does North Carolina divide property during a divorce?
When a marriage comes to an end, one of the most challenging aspects separating couples face is the division of their property. Many couples don’t know where to begin. You might not even know how your state handles property division. In North Carolina, a process known...
How does alimony work in North Carolina?
If you’re divorcing, it’s likely tough on both your emotions and your finances. Your spouse may have been your household’s primary or sole earner. Without their income, you may fear that you will end up without the means to support yourself. And even if you had...