Articles Tagged with Divorce

https://www.charlottedivorcelawyerblog.com/files/2025/03/BlogsInsta.zip-7.pngWhat is the Difference Between Assets and Income?

Divorce requires you and your spouse to identify and divide all your property and assets. In North Carolina, the law provides for an equal or equitable distribution of marital property in divorce. Both spouses must provide their financial information that details their assets. You must identify your marital and separate property as well as disclose your income as part of the divorce proceedings. An experienced divorce attorney will assist you through the divorce process from start to finish.

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BlogsInsta-2We Were Married in Another State – Can I File for Divorce in North Carolina?

As Americans, we move around a lot. The ease of transportation and the use of cell phones make it easier than ever to move out of state. In fact, more than 8 million people a year move between states. That means that it is likely that you are living in a different place than where you got married. While that is quite common, many people wonder how that impacts their ability to seek a divorce. It is helpful to understand the requirements and rules for obtaining a divorce in North Carolina.

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BlogsInsta-1Parenting Plans: Frequently Asked Questions

The most important job of any parent is to provide a healthy and loving environment for their child. When parents divorce, they need to work together to make decisions that will offer the best solutions for the kids. Parents who are separating or going through a divorce can benefit from a parenting plan. While primarily used in divorce situations, a parenting plan can also be useful anytime parents are not together, such as when they are not married. An experienced family law attorney will help you create a parenting plan that works best for your family.

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1-1024x1024Divorced Parent Guide to Preparing for the School Year

Summer is quickly coming to a close, and school will start soon. Whether you are separated, newly divorced, or have been divorced for some time, you and your former spouse will need to work together to prepare for the upcoming school year. It is essential to establish routines and make the school year as easy and stress-free for your child as possible.

Implement a New Routine

Marriage-1024x1024Is Common Law Marriage Legal in North Carolina?

Marriage is less common than it used to be. Today, many more couples decide to live together without getting married. Some people live together as a trial before they wed, while others simply choose to cohabitate. Couples who live together generally do not have any of the benefits of marriage. However, in some states, if you live together as a couple long enough, you will automatically have a common law marriage. Not all states recognize common law marriage.

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4-1024x1024Tips for Navigating Divorce

Divorce can be one of the most stressful times in your life. Unless you have been divorced before, you may not know what to expect from the process. You might be feeling scared and unsure of how to navigate the process in a way that will be best for you and your family. A knowledgeable divorce attorney will help guide you through the procedure. Here are some tips for getting through the end of your marriage.

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Blogs-1024x1024Which Spouse Should File for Divorce First?

When you decide to end your marriage, it is not always a choice that you and your partner make at the same time. If your marriage has been heading toward divorce, you are probably aware of the decline. But which person should file for divorce first, and are there any advantages or disadvantages to doing so? North Carolina is a “no-fault” divorce state, which means that regardless of who files first, the marriage is ending because it is irretrievably broken.

How the Divorce Process Works

11-1024x1024Can I Make Changes to a Divorce Decree in North Carolina?

Divorce happens in at least a third of marriages. When you go through the divorce process, you and your spouse will agree on the major issues, called settlement terms. Once the divorce is final, the judge issues a divorce decree. The order provides for how to divide marital property, matters regarding child custody and visitation, and alimony, among others. When a divorce is final, both parties must abide by the order. If you violate the order, you could suffer legal consequences. So, what happens if you feel you need to make changes to the divorce order?

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9-1024x1024Can a Parent Move Out of State With Their Child After Divorce?

Divorcing with children brings many complications. One of the most important considerations is where your children will reside. While the law assumes both mothers and fathers are equally able to care for their children, in most instances, the children will reside primarily with one parent while the other parent will have regular visits. In today’s fluid society, many people move around the country, whether for work or personal reasons. What happens when one parent wants to move out of state with their children?

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Divorce-1024x1024Five Common Questions About Divorce in North Carolina

Divorce can be complex and overwhelming. The decision to end your marriage is one of the most difficult decisions you will make, and it will have a long-term impact on you and your family. The best place to start the process is to learn as much as you can about what to expect with divorce in North Carolina.

What is No-Fault Divorce in North Carolina?

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