North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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How do we become legally separated? A question often asked is if you need a separation agreement to be legally separated. The answer is no. A married couple in North Carolina is legally separated when they begin living under separate roofs and at least one of the parties has the intention for the separation to […]
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Welcome to the Rosen.com Separation Agreement course In this course, we will break down everything you need to know about Separation Agreements and how to work together with your spouse to create an agreement that protects you, your children, and your assets. Let’s start with: What is a separation agreement? A separation agreement is a […]
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Divorce is difficult for separating spouses, but it is undoubtedly also hard on their children, regardless of their age. Even if a child is just an infant, there are difficult adjustments to make. Divorce impacts all children, young or old. This article will contain some tips to help you assist your children with the transition. […]
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It should come as no surprise that of all the questions we receive at our firm, “Who gets the house in a divorce” is one of the most common. Let’s look at some of the options and consequences, including tax ramifications, of selling or keeping the marital home in a divorce. One Spouse Keeps the […]
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Every divorce situation is different and therefore so are the tax consequences. This is an overview look at some of the basic tax consequences in a divorce and what you should be aware of for your finances if you are considering a divorce. Some items you’ll feel relief at knowing you don’t need to pay […]
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The question of whether or not a lawyer is required for child support in North Carolina is one that we are asked quite frequently. And as with many questions in family law, the answer is: it depends. There are many misconceptions about child support, so becoming educated about it is a good first step. A […]
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Many divorcing clients with children, especially teenage children, are interested in having the other parent share the expense of sending their children to college. But, North Carolina law does not require parents to pay for college expenses like tuition, room and board, books, and other related fees. In North Carolina, the child support laws are […]
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Statistics show that about 40% of American children grow up in a single parent home or split their time between parents or family members. Despite the high number of children growing up in a non-traditional setting where both parents live in the home, parents still find it a struggle to effectively co-parent and share joint […]
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This article was written by divorce attorney Lisa Robinson as part of her series on celebrity divorce and separation issues. Every so often, the tort of alienation of affection makes the news across the state. There was a popular NC politician who was sued for this tort for his involvement with a staff worker, who […]
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Do my spouse and I need separate attorneys? It’s a question we are often asked. And, the answer is yes! Many clients contact us and present that their divorce is uncontested and amicable. We hear things like: “We have mutually agreed that our marriage is over. We both want the same thing now – we want […]
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