North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
Divorce Laws, Forms, Calculators, and Family Law Help
It’s okay to feel sad during divorce—here’s how to have a healthy pity party. You’ve probably heard it (or some variation) a thousand times during your divorce: “Chin up! It’ll be okay!” Well-meaning friends and family members who care about you don’t want to see you hurting, so they offer their best… again and again […]
Read More
Divorce is overwhelming; the emotions, the required court appearances and the feeling of being pulled in nine different directions at once can really wear on you. With so much to do (and so many places to be), how in the world are you supposed to adjust to single parenting and life on your own without […]
Read More
There are all kinds of lists out there that include dozens of things you should never say to your kids. Don’t over-encourage. Don’t embarrass. Don’t skirt the truth. Don’t say “maybe” when you really mean “no.” But beyond those lists, there isn’t much to guide you when your kids are reeling from divorce. While you’re […]
Read More
During your divorce, you might have a hard time carving out time for the kids… especially when school is in session. Lots of families face similar issues, but there’s an easy solution that many psychologists suggest is actually better than cramming too much into already-busy schedules: including kids in day-to-day activities. Your kids, no matter […]
Read More
Innocent spouses are accused of cheating all the time—and it’s simply not fair. If those accusations land you in a Raleigh divorce lawyer’s office, the emotions you’re experiencing can be tough to deal with. In many cases, the accusations stem from one person’s insecurities; in others, they’re sort-of a diversion tactic that’s designed to keep […]
Read More
Alimony. Spousal support. Maintenance. Allowance. Whatever you call it, your soon-to-be ex might be asking for it—and you might not be too happy about it. It’s not uncommon for people to feel that their exes don’t deserve alimony, regardless of the amount. If you’re not sure how much you’ll be obligated to pay, this alimony […]
Read More
Does this sound familiar? Your spouse has had one foot out the door for a year, five years… maybe more. Neither of you has filed paperwork through a Chapel Hill divorce lawyer. How long should you wait for them to take action? What happens when you just can’t take it anymore—should you go ahead and […]
Read More
“Am I abandoning him when he needs me most?” “Will she really hit ‘rock bottom’ if I leave, and can she bounce back?” These are common questions people ask when they’re married to alcoholics, and psychologists say they’re completely normal to have. However, most psychologists also agree that there’s a point where you have to […]
Read More
If you asked five different people, “Should we stay together for the kids?” you’d get five different answers. The hard truth is that what’s right for one couple is the worst possible thing that another couple could do. So how do you know if staying together for the kids is the best choice for your […]
Read More
Your email account, social media accounts, and even bank accounts are all accessible online—and if you’re married, you’re probably not the only one who has access to them. You might have shared your login credentials, including your passwords, with your spouse once-upon-a-time… or your spouse might have employed some underhanded tactics, such as installing a […]
Read More
