North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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Hi. I’m Lisa Angel. In this segment we’ll cover the law surrounding alimony in North Carolina. First I’ll answer the question, how is someone in North Carolina entitled to alimony? What does a spouse need to prove in order for a court to award alimony? You should know that our alimony statute is gender-neutral. Husbands […]
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Hi. I’m Lee Rosen. I’m going to be talking about property distribution today. Property distribution is also referred to in North Carolina as equitable distribution. So you may see it referred to in that way in the statutes or on our website. Property distribution is about how the assets and debts of the marriage are […]
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Hi. I’m Lisa Angel. In this video we will talk about the laws surrounding domestic violence in North Carolina. First, it is important to understand the difference between civil and criminal process. An act of domestic violence could lead to either civil or criminal court or both. If someone sues for what is commonly referred […]
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Hi. I’m Lee Rosen. Today we’re going to talk about child custody in North Carolina. And the first thing that I want to tell you is that you really ought to be talking to a lawyer in person about your child custody situation. Don’t make decisions about child custody without having information from an objective […]
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Hi. I’m Deborah Throm. If you’re like many people facing the end of a marriage, you may be feeling as if you have little or no control over how you and your spouse will go about making the decisions that need to be made. I want you to know that you and your spouse have […]
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Hi. I’m David Self, and I want to welcome you to this segment on absolute divorce in North Carolina. It’s important for me to say before we get started that these issues are best handled by a lawyer, and I would encourage you to go beyond getting the information you are getting here today by […]
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The determination of income drives the child support calculation. Every possible source of funds is considered in the calculation.
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§ 50‑41. Purpose; short title. (a) It is the policy of this State to allow, by agreement of all parties, the arbitration of all issues arising
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§ 50‑62. Construction; uniformity of interpretation.(a) Certain provisions of this Article have been adapted from the Uniform Arbitration Act
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§ 50-61. Article not retroactive.This Article applies to agreements made on or after October 1, 1999, unless parties by separate agreement after that date state that this Article shall apply to
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