Only after the absolute divorce is granted by North Carolina court, can a spouse remarry.
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Articles
- Absolute divorce – The Basics
- Absolute divorce – the details
- Divorce from Bed and Board – The Basics
- Divorce from Bed and Board – The Details
- The Big Picture on Divorce in North Carolina
FAQS
- What steps are involved in obtaining a divorce?
- At what point during the process can a spouse remarry?
- What is “Notice of Service of Process by Publication”?
- If attempts to serve my spouse by certified mail and/or by sheriff does not work for an absolute divorce, what is my next step?
- Can a couple become legally married by living together as man and wife under North Carolina laws (common law marriage)?
Forms
- Sample Separation Agreement
- Complaint – No Children – Directions
- Complaint- No Children
- Complaint – No Children – Example
- Complaint- with Children- Directions
Statutes
- §50-5.1. Grounds for absolute divorce in cases of incurable insanity
- §50-6. Divorce after separation of one year on application of either party
- §50-7. Grounds for divorce from bed and board
- §50-8. Contents of complaint; verification; venue and service in action by nonresident; certain divorces validated
- §50-9. Effect of answer of summons by defendant
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