North Carolina Divorce Law – Raleigh Divorce Lawyer
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Here, you’ll find access to the most detailed information as it pertains to Child Custody in North Carolina.
So far, we’ve discussed parents relocating and taking their children with them because of new and (mostly) positive changes. Perhaps they’ve been offered an exciting new job, they’ve remarried and started a new relationship, or they want to be closer to beloved family members. But sometimes parents feel they must leave their current surroundings to […]
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You’ve decided you are relocating and you want to take the kids with you. Or perhaps your ex has said they are relocating and want to take the kids with them. You and your ex have tried to work it out on your own. You’ve tried to reach an agreement outside of court. Maybe you’ve […]
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“Legal custody,” “physical custody,” “joint custody,” “primary custody,” and “substantial change of circumstances”: you hear these terms all the time. You know they relate to child custody laws in North Carolina. But what do these terms mean, and how do they apply to you and your child custody case? Let’s consider an example. Note: You […]
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Now that you’ve gone through the legal process of modifying your custody order to accommodate a parent’s relocation, you face the daunting task of long-distance co-parenting. It’s hard enough to co-parent when your ex lives down the road or in the next town over. So how do you co-parent when your ex lives hours or […]
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“I am getting married, moving across the country, and taking our child with me.” What do you do when your ex tells you this? Where do you even begin? Maybe you go into panic mode. Maybe you are angry. All that your son has ever known is in North Carolina. All of your family is […]
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Violations of court orders relating to custody, visitation, child support, alimony, and other family law issues can result in a finding of contempt of court and even jail time for the offending party. The following North Carolina cases illustrate the issues.
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How An Attorney Can Help Since property settlements can be very complicated, a lawyer can help you decide which of your belongings are marital property and which are separate property, and advise you as to how the court will divide that property. A lawyer will also be able to assist you in drafting a separation […]
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The exact attorney fee will vary with the services you require. Many law firms charge their clients a certain fee per hour. It is difficult for these attorneys to accurately predict the cost or your fee because they do not know precisely how much time it will take to complete your case.
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"Virtual visitation," also called Internet visitation or computer visitation, is a way for parents to have "face time" with their children via electronic means. The various methods that parents can use for virtual visitation are personal video conference, web-cam, and video phone.
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Every parent wants to be a good parent; every parent wants to provide for his or her children in the manner that he or she thinks best. Over the years, I have run numerous groups for children of divorce and helped develop programs for the public schools to work with such children. In my private practice, many of the families I work with have been through at least one divorce and the series of events that follow from a divorce.
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