Life changes can often lead to the need for relocation, whether it’s due to a new job, a desire to be closer to family, or other personal reasons. But what if you have a child custody order in place? At Stallard & Bellof, we often hear from parents wondering if they can relocate with a […]
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Life changes can often lead to the need for relocation, whether it’s due to a new job, a desire to be closer to family, or other personal reasons. But what if you have a child custody order in place? At Stallard & Bellof, we often hear from parents wondering if they can relocate with a
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Deciding to divorce is a significant, often overwhelming decision. In North Carolina, divorce proceedings require a one-year physical separation, prompting many to think about moving out of the marital home immediately. However, here are 6 Reasons You Shouldn’t Pack Your Bags and Leave Right Away: 1. Have You Established a Parenting Schedule? Before leaving, have
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Starting the divorce process can be tough, but being well-prepared for your first meeting with a divorce lawyer can make things a bit easier. Here’s a simple guide on how to get ready and what to bring to ensure your meeting goes smoothly. Important Papers to Gather Before meeting with your lawyer, you should collect
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Getting divorced in North Carolina can be complex, especially when a family-owned business is involved. If you’re a small business owner, your business isn’t just a source of income—it’s something you’ve poured your heart, time, and money into. But what happens to this piece of your life if your marriage comes to an end? Your
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Navigating the complexities of visitation and child custody schedules can be challenging for separated or divorced parents. Creating a custody and visitation schedule in North Carolina is essential to the parenting plan. This guide aims to clarify the different types of physical custody, detail the components of a custody arrangement, explore common schedules, and introduce
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Filing for divorce can already feel like a daunting process, and it becomes even more complex when you don’t know where your spouse is located. Similar to other legal actions, divorce requires that you notify your spouse about the lawsuit, a process formally known as serving them with “Process.” This notification is crucial because it
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Going through a divorce means making many changes, especially when it comes to money and taking care of your kids. If you’re a North Carolina parent, you might wonder how your child’s private school fees fit into the child support you’ll need to sort out. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand how the
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Negotiation is an ever-present part of our lives, whether it’s haggling over the price of a car or discussing the terms of a job offer. In most negotiations, the parties involved usually have common interests and work together to find a mutually beneficial solution. However, the dynamics change significantly when it comes to negotiation in
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Making the decision to end a marriage is never easy. It often involves a long and emotionally taxing process, and the first step in this journey can be crucial in setting the course for what lies ahead. If you find yourself in this situation in North Carolina, the first critical step toward getting a divorce
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