North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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Rosen Law FirmNorth Carolina Divorce Lawyers How do I catch my spouse in the act of cheating? Whether it’s a shift in recent behavior, a new number on your shared phone bill with hundreds of calls that you don’t recognize, or a sinking feeling in your gut, you’ve started suspecting your spouse of cheating on […]
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Grandparents have standing to seek visitation with a minor child under North Carolina Law, under the circumstances discussed below. The chief limitation is the priority given to the right of the natural or adoptive parents to determine who their child will associate with.
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The rights to equitable distribution ("ED") of marital property vest at the time of the parties' separation. The rights to ED are not, however, automatic, but must be specifically asserted by one or both of the parties. Upon application of a party, the court shall determine what is the marital property and shall provide for an equitable distribution.
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Parenting is hard, co-parenting is even harder. After a divorce, how can parents work together successfully when it comes to the best interests of their child? Lee Rosen, retired divorce attorney and founder of the Rosen Law Firm, fills you in. What are some tips for co-parenting? Transcript Hi, I’m Lee Rosen. What are some tips for co-parenting? […]
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When we think about private investigators, most of us imagine something out of a movie: The private investigator sits in his car, chomping a sandwich and smoking a cigar while he tries to catch a cheating spouse and lover in a clandestine embrace. But is this the way it is in real life? Yes and […]
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Rising Legal Fees Divorce is undoubtedly difficult from an emotional standpoint, but it can also be difficult for you financially. You and your former spouse will be adjusting to living off of one income, rather than a combined income and you will be separating your assets. In addition to this financial strain, you will also […]
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Most custody disputes involve parents. However, grandparents and other third parties may also be concerned about a couple’s children, and in certain cases courts will recognize the rights of these third parties.
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An outsider’s interference with marriage can cost them big bucks in North Carolina. When someone engages in a relationship with a married person, a resulting alienation of affection or criminal conversation lawsuit can be costly. Fairly high-dollar awards in such cases have existed in the state for a number of years. Even if you do […]
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Keylogging is a term that comes up frequently in North Carolina divorce cases. It can turn a simple case into a complicated federal dispute. What is keylogging? Are you wondering what your spouse is doing on his or her computer? That’s a question that gets asked by most spouses going through a divorce in North […]
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