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.
Child custody in North Carolina is often and usually best settled by a voluntary agreement between the parents.In fact, only a small percentage of child custody disputes are decided in a courtroom. Even so, there are a lot of issues to consider practical, financial and emotional
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Expert Witnesses Most people are familiar with the concept of an expert witness. On television and in film expert witnesses can take the form of an accident reconstructionist, arson expert, physician or some other professional. Experts are a staple in litigation and are often used when a dispute exists. So will you need an expert […]
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North Carolina requires a year separation period before filing for absolute divorce. While some couples use this time period as an opportunity to decide whether or not they can salvage their marriage others are left simply waiting until they can finalize their divorce. People who are separated want a defined set of rules regarding dating and sex after separation. It is not uncommon for one spouse to want to hold on to the marriage while the other is ready to let go and move one with his/her life. Sex during the separation period can lead to many pitfalls and can have a negative effect on your divorce and it is important for you to understand how it can affect you.
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Child custody will be settled between you and your spouse by written agreement or custody will be set out in a court order. For as long as you don't have some controlling written document, either you or your spouse could try to change the existing custodial arrangement at any time simply by moving a child's residence. Many couples do
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