Summer Co-Parenting Tips for Divorced Parents Summer is a fun time for kids, but it can be stressful for parents. The daily routine changes and that can leave families feeling off-kilter. You want to make sure that your kids have a great summer, and at the same time, you still…
Can I Appeal a Family Law Case in North Carolina? Family law cases can often be complex, and the situation can be extremely emotional for both parties. There is no doubt that there are times when one party may feel that the decisions made by the judge are unjust or…
How is Child Custody Determined in North Carolina? When parents divorce, many of their main concerns are for their children. In general, North Carolina provides for both parents to have time with their children. Parents sometimes disagree about child custody matters. There are two types of child custody, including legal…
What Questions Should I Ask a Divorce Attorney? When you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you will need to start the divorce process. North Carolina has specific rules that you must follow when you seek a legal separation or divorce. One of the first steps you…
Uncoupling After Cohabitation Many couples make the decision to live together. Whether they plan to marry in the future or simply want to enjoy a relationship without the commitment of marriage, living together is a common occurrence. While living together can be joyful, it can make parting ways more difficult.…
Overnight Guests for Parents After Divorce Child custody and visitation matters are of top priority for parents when they divorce. There are many issues that are of concern. After divorce, parents must abide by the legal court order put in place. In many cases, one parent has primary physical custody…
What Can I Do if My Former Spouse Does Not Follow the Child Custody Order? Not all divorces are amicable. Some of the most contentious areas of divorce are those that revolve around the children. Child custody matters can be quite difficult to live with after divorce. Once the judge…
Divorce Settlements in North Carolina Divorce is known as absolute divorce in North Carolina. Couples who wish to end their marriages must live apart for a period of at least one year prior to the divorce. While couples need to iron out quite a few details, some of the most…
Parenting Styles and How They Affect Co-Parenting After Divorce Parenting after divorce can be challenging. Parents are often expected to co-parent even when they have an acrimonious relationship. Parents each have the same rights and responsibilities after they divorce. They must provide for their children’s needs and they each can…
Can a Child Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With After Divorce? When parents decide to divorce, one of the most difficult decisions they need to make is where the children will reside. In North Carolina, both parents have rights and responsibilities when it comes to their children. Generally,…