North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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If you’re one of those people that knows that you’re going to be able to reach an agreement outside of court, we need to talk about having a written custody agreement. This is very, very important and it doesn’t matter how amicable you are, how much you trust the other parent, how much you think that […]
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Reaching an Agreement When you’re reaching an outside of court agreement on custody, you maintain control over the process. You’re the one who’s driving the negotiations. You have the ability to come up with creative scheduling. You know your spouse’s schedule and your schedule and your child’s schedule and come up with something that isn’t as dry […]
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Welcome We’re going to be talking about the ins and outs and all the details that you’ll need to know about child custody as you move forward with this process. Usually if you have children, and you’re going through a divorce, this is going to be the most important thing for you. We’re going to […]
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The words “offshore accounts” may conjure images from action movies of people carrying suitcases full of cash around the world with fake passports. In reality, however, investing in offshore accounts is not always this glamorous. Believe it or not, your very regular spouse could be investing funds in offshore accounts. Why? Because it’s easy to […]
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As with child support and custody, post-separation spousal support (also known as “alimony”) may be modified even though a divorce is “final.” Alimony (or “alimony pendente lite”) is the term used in North Carolina family law for divorce actions filed before the law was changed on October 1, 1995. “Postseparation support” is the term now […]
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For rules in additional counties, please consult the NC Courts local rules list here
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Professionals in North Carolina who are partners, shareholders, or solo practitioners of a professional practice have no doubt already consulted attorneys and accountants on the most advantageous way to set up their practice. They focus on issues like professional liability and tax liability without even thinking about them. They pay attention to local rules and […]
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While going through a divorce can be emotionally draining, it can also be a strain financially. Not only are you splitting your assets, but you are also paying attorney’s fees for just about everything having to do with your divorce.
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Violations of court orders relating to custody, visitation, child support, alimony, and other family law issues can result in a finding of contempt of court and even jail time for the offending party. The following North Carolina cases illustrate the issues.
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