During a separation or divorce, there are two very important aspects to consider: child custody and visitation rights. Many of these issues can turn into contentious matters. However, when you look at the legal considerations, you can get a better understanding of your rights under North Carolina laws. Let’s take a closer look at visitation…
Going through a divorce is a complicated process. Aside from determining child custody, one of the most contentious issues is deciding who will stay in the marital home. Who has to leave the house in divorce in North Carolina? These laws are often nuanced and depend on your specific situation. Let’s look at the questions…
If you are a parent or guardian, you need to understand the laws in North Carolina. Child custody can be difficult to navigate for anyone. In almost all cases, the court’s decisions are centered around the child’s best interests. Whether you’re seeking custody or want to modify your current agreement, here are a few things…
Each state sets its own rules regarding separation and divorce for couples, and North Carolina is no different. Do you have to be separated for a year to get a divorce in NC? If you are a recently separated couple, you may have to wait until you can finalize the divorce. Here are all the…
If you are a parent, you want to do the best for your child. A divorce can add some complications to everyone’s lives. However, splitting custody can help to alleviate those disruptions. You and your spouse can equally share the responsibility of caring for your child. But is North Carolina a 50/50 custody state? Find…
Working through any child custody issue can be difficult. However, being an unmarried father can add another level of complexity to the situation. North Carolina’s state laws try to balance the child’s best interests and the rights of the parents. Whether you are trying to establish paternity or need to seek custody, here is how…
Grandparents can play a loving role in the dynamics of a family. However, when a parent refuses to grant them access to their grandchildren, it can lead to heartbreak and many legal questions. These cases involve a delicate balance between a parents’ rights and the child’s best interests. While it may seem like a challenging…
After you have made the decision to separate from your spouse in North Carolina, that clock starts to tick. After a year, you will be able to officially divorce in the state. However, what should you do immediately after splitting up with your partner? If you are separating in North Carolina, here are a few…
Many couples want to end a marriage as quickly as possible. North Carolina has a waiting period before a divorce can be dissolved. While it’s true that North Carolina recognizes a one-year separation as one of the grounds for divorce, the good news is that you don’t always have to wait a whole year to…
Before marriage, many couples create prenuptial agreements to define and outline the financial obligations of the union. In the event of a divorce or death, the document specifies how property, debts, and support are granted. While these agreements are usually enforceable by the courts, there are a few circumstances that could invalidate a prenup in…
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