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Because of the personal nature of North Carolina divorce and family law, choosing the right lawyer is important. You want an attorney who understands both the financial and emotional side of your case: someone you can trust to guide you through your divorce and protect what is most important to you. Call for a consultation so you can see for yourself whether speaks law firm is the right firm for you.
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Family law
When you are facing issues that involve the people who are closest to you, you need the services of a Wilmington, North Carolina family lawyer.
Separation agreements
In North Carolina, couples must live apart for a period of one year before they can obtain a divorce. It is helpful to seek legal guidance from a separation lawyer in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Alimony
When you and your spouse make the decision to end your marriage, there are many things that have to be considered. You need to fairly split up your assets and property and decide on issues regarding the children. In addition, you or your spouse may request alimony.
Child Custody
Ending your marriage can be difficult, but it is more emotional and complex when you have children. The decisions revolving around your children are among the most important that you will need to make.
Divorce
The decision to end your marriage is one that likely hasn’t been easy. Once you have decided that the marriage is over, the first step is to choose a Wilmington divorce lawyer.
Speaks family law news
24th June 2020
What Are the Benefits of Joining a Divorce Support Group?
Divorce is an often-overwhelming process. It can be mentally and emotionally taxing on both parties. Most times, you will need the support of friends and family to get through the tough times and remain positive. If you are having trouble navigating your divorce, consider joining a divorce support group. You…
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14th November 2019
Child Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents
Unmarried Parents Under North Carolina, mothers and fathers do not stand on equal footing when they are unmarried. Instead, the mother has sole custody of the child until the father establishes paternity. In many cases, establishing paternity will not be controversial. Even when there is a dispute, DNA testing can…
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