North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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For a variety of reasons, some people have a desire to keep their own assets and funds separate when entering a marriage. They do not want to co-mingle their separate property and assets. Frequently, folks are interested in keeping gifts and inheritances separate, and with good reason. Some parties might be interested in separately maintaining […]
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It’s estimated that over 1.9 million people are currently being held in prison or jail in the United States. That’s more than the population of the entire state of Rhode Island. With such a high population of incarcerated people, it’s no wonder that so many find themselves married to an inmate, whether they tied the […]
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How does cheating affect a divorce? It’s a question we get asked often, as it’s a situation that unfortunately happens quite frequently. We have a lot of literature on this site on this topic already but this article will specifically focus on what happens to the partner who has actually engaged in the extra marital […]
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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere and being discussed by everyone it seems. But, what is AI? By definition, it is a field of computer science that is focusing on creating intelligence systems; AI is making computers capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence. We have been using computers for decades, but the introduction of AI […]
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Throughout your entire child custody determination, there’s one overwhelming question that should influence every decision you make: what’s best for your children? Learning to co-parent effectively is a great way to minimize the inevitable disruption your kids experience during the breakup of your marriage. But no one would ever say it’s easy, which is why […]
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Do you or your children’s co-parent have any plans to travel internationally with your children? If so, you should start laying the groundwork for that travel now. While most child custody cases won’t involve any international intrigue, it’s a possibility that you should give at least some thought to, particularly if either parent is a […]
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Domestic violence. Behind closed doors, it secretly bruises the lives of millions of spouses, children, relatives, and friends each year. We’ve all seen the statistics: an estimated 10 million people in the United States are battered each year by their partners. If this is happening to you, rest assured that you are not alone and […]
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Sometimes, for better or for worse, one parent ends up relocating to a completely new area. Partial family relocations can be excruciating, regardless of whether you are the parent leaving or the parent staying behind. It’s no exaggeration to say that relocations can tear families apart. But they don’t have to. This chapter will provide […]
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If you and your ex have tried the court-avoidance approaches in chapter 3 without success, you might be in a high-conflict case. While you probably already have a pretty good idea about what it means to be high conflict, this chapter will give you some tools and tips for working through these tough situations. In […]
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So, maybe you’ve done your best to avoid court, but you’ve realized that the very issues that drove you and your ex apart are still just as present as ever—and they’re preventing you from working out your custody issues reasonably or fairly. Maybe your ex is just uncooperative or stuck on an issue that’s keeping […]
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