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What is “Divisible Divorce”?
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
We Don’t Want to Wait a Year to Get Divorced.
To be legally separated in North Carolina, a couple must be living separate and apart and at least one of the parties must intend for
April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day – Do You Have a Health Care Directive in Place?
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
We Are Here for You
Stallard & Bellof is here for you and your family during this difficult and unprecedented time. Although the Coronavirus or Covid-19 may be wreaking havoc
File for Modification of Child Support Immediately
More than 6.6 million people filed for unemployment last week and more than 10 million people have filed new claims for unemployment in the last
The Coronavirus Pandemic and Co-Parenting
We are living through an unprecedented time. Mecklenburg County announced yesterday that its residents and visitors are being ordered to stay at home beginning on
My ex and I have a child custody order – can I relocate?
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
Ready to Divorce? 6 Reasons You Shouldn’t Pack Your Bags and Leave Right Away…
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
