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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In Winston-Salem, North Carolina, a mother faces charges after her young children, ages 3 and 5, were left home alone and reported missing, igniting a crucial conversation on parental responsibilities. This incident provides a stark backdrop to many parents’ pressing question: “How old do my kids need to be before I can leave them home
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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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The state of North Carolina has taken a progressive step by officially recognizing and authorizing collaborative law proceedings. This alternative dispute resolution method, often called collaborative divorce, offers separating couples a unique opportunity to resolve their marital disputes amicably, with the support of their respective attorneys. So, how has North Carolina embraced collaborative law, and
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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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Divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging process that can have a significant financial impact on both parties involved. Many couples contemplating divorce are often concerned about the cost and wonder, “How expensive is a divorce?” In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the various factors contributing to the cost of a divorce, provide
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When a marriage comes to an end, the legal process that unfolds is often more intricate than it appears. In the world of family law, it’s essential to understand the two separate yet interconnected phases: Filing for Divorce vs. Claims for Divorce-Related Issues. Each represents a different stage in the legal journey of divorce, and
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Divorce, undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences, can exacerbate a couple’s existing problems due to the often adversarial and emotionally taxing process in the court system. Recognizing the profound toll this can take on individuals and families, a growing number of professionals in North Carolina have been championing a more humane and constructive method
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Divorce or separation is never easy, especially when children are involved. Amidst the emotional turmoil, parents may sometimes find themselves entangled in a phenomenon known as Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). In this article, we’ll explore what PAS is, its impact on families, and how to address this distressing issue. What is Parental Alienation Syndrome? Parental
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