Divorce proceedings can be a complex journey, and the duration of the process varies significantly from state to state. In North Carolina, the answer to the question of “how long does divorce take” is more complex than you might think. This article delves into the unique aspects of North Carolina divorce laws and how they […]
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May is National Recommitment Month, a time when people reevaluate their goals and relationships. It’s also a period when separated or divorced couples may contemplate reconciliation. In North Carolina, reconciliation during or after separation/divorce can be a complex journey with both emotional and legal dimensions. This article explores the statistics, reasons, challenges, and legal considerations
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Representing yourself in family court can feel overwhelming, but don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with this comprehensive guide on how to represent yourself in family court. We’ll walk you through everything you need to know, from the basics to preparing your case and presenting it effectively. So, let’s dive in and increase your chances
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Marriage is a beautiful union between two people, filled with love, commitment, and shared dreams. However, it’s also important to consider the legal aspects of marriage, such as prenuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups. Prenups are agreements made before marriage to protect the assets and interests of both parties in the event of a divorce.
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When it comes to child custody, it’s common for parents to have questions and concerns about the long-term implications of temporary arrangements. In this article, we’ll explore the topic of whether a temporary custody order can eventually turn into a permanent one over time. We’ll cover all the necessary details, including the considerations involved, the
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For most people, the idea of uncontested divorce means that they can obtain a divorce without a legal battle: the divorce action will be filed, entered by a judge, and everyone moves on. Whether or not this is a possible path will depend primarily on two things… First, do you meet the statutory requirements for
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You may have heard the phrase “divisible divorce,” but what does it mean? Divisible divorce, also called “bifurcated divorce,” is the concept that the marriage itself can be dissolved while the issues incident to the divorce, such as alimony and equitable distribution, can be reserved for separate proceedings. Each issue – divorce, alimony, equitable distribution,
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A health care directive, also called an advance directive, allows you to express your wishes regarding your health care so that if you become incapacitated and unable to speak for yourself, providers and facilities are aware of and can honor your wishes. Generally, this is accomplished through a healthcare power of attorney and/or a living
According to one source, a person in the United States is expected to move 11.4 times in his/her lifetime. The most common reasons are relationship changes, career opportunities, retirement, being near family, change of climate. What happens if a custody order was entered while the parties lived in the same community and one of the parents later desires to
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Once you have finally made your mind up to move forward with divorcing your spouse, the next logical step you may be considering is moving out of the marital home. In order to divorce in North Carolina, the parties must be physically separated, living separate and apart, for one year — someone has to leave in order to
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