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What Are the Benefits of Joining a Support Group While Navigating Your Divorce?

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 can consult your Wilmington Divorce […]
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June 24, 2020
Firefighter Divorce Rate in Wilmington, North Carolina

Firefighter Divorce Rate in Wilmington, North Carolina

You probably know several firefighters from your neighborhood, and they all have a similar story to tell. They are either divorced or have never been married. The main question, however, is, what is the leading cause of high firefighter divorce rates, especially among female firefighters? Although the rates are not as high as it is […]
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March 25, 2020
Parents of Multiples Divorce Rate

Parents of Multiples Divorce Rate

Having multiple children at the same time can be quite challenging for any parent. Having multiples is never easy as the logistics indicate that you will have increased spending and financial commitment to supporting your rapidly expanding family. In as much as it is a blessing, it remains one of our biggest challenges to date. […]
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March 24, 2020
What To Do If Your Spouse is in Contempt of Court After a Divorce Settlement in Wilmington, NC

What To Do If Your Spouse is in Contempt of Court After a Divorce Settlement in Wilmington, NC

If your spouse is violating a divorce decree, you might try to force him or her to adhere to the terms. However, the most reliable course of action is to head to court right away with a skillful Wilmington Divorce Attorney. Contempt of court divorce settlement may include: Failing to make child support payments Failing […]
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February 6, 2020
How to Help Your Kids Cope With Your Amicable Divorce in Wilmington, NC?

How to Help Your Kids Cope With Your Amicable Divorce in Wilmington, NC

A divorce is never easy. It gets even harder when there are kids involved. Divorcing amicably may involve agreements by both parents on various matters including, child support, spousal support and property division. Amicable divorce negotiations go smoothly, but that is not a guarantee that your interests are protected. A Wilmington Divorce Attorney will be […]
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February 6, 2020
What Should I Wear to Divorce Court in Wilmington, NC?

What Should I Wear to Divorce Court in Wilmington, NC?

Appropriate Clothing Despite our own preferences in clothing, a divorce hearing calls for formal attire. Wearing inappropriate clothes to a divorce Court gives the impression that you are not taking the event with the seriousness it deserves. In the event that you have doubts over what you should wear, it is important to examine it […]
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February 6, 2020
Everything You Need to Know About the Effects Your Divorce May Have on Your Teen

Everything You Need to Know About the Effects Your Divorce May Have on Your Teen

Teenagers Vs. Kids Reaction to Divorce About 61.96 million couples are married in the U.S. and a majority of those marriages will last till death do us part. Sadly, about 40-50% of couples will divorce someday. Although parting ways might be the best decision for some people in the long-term, the immediate effects may be […]
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February 6, 2020
What To Consider When Drafting a Child Custody Agreement in North Carolina

What Are the Child Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents in North Carolina?

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 conclusively establish paternity. For assistance, […]
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November 14, 2019
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What Are Some Commons Reasons the Firefighter Divorce Rate is So High?

Firefighters and Divorce You might have heard that firefighters get divorced at a higher rate than the general public. Many websites hype this “fact” and even claim that the rate of divorce is astronomical when compared to other members of the public. There is a great deal of exaggeration in these claims. Nevertheless, many firefighters […]
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November 2, 2019
Family Law Firm | Wilmington, NC | Speaks Family Law

What You Need To Consider When Planning to Tell Your Kids About Your Divorce

Telling your children about your divorce is not only difficult but also painful. It might be the hardest conversation you have in your life. Your children will definitely remember the conversation for a long time. Having a good Wilmington divorce attorney will help a lot with the divorce process but telling your kids about the […]
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October 18, 2019
What To Consider When Drafting a Child Custody Agreement in North Carolina

What To Consider When Drafting a Child Custody Agreement in North Carolina

Parent Planning Child custody is often a divisive issue in a divorce. However, parents can work together to reach a child custody agreement that works for everyone. By reaching an agreement, parents spare their children the stress of a child custody fight and can also speed along their divorce action. A custody agreement is called […]
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September 23, 2019
What Does It Mean When a Divorce Claim is Dismissed in North Carolina?

What Does It Mean When a Divorce Claim is Dismissed in North Carolina?

Don't Want to Divorce? Many people get cold feet when it comes to divorce. Couples who were sure they could no longer live together might actually work through their problems and realize that they want to stay together. What happens if one of you has already filed claims for custody, support, equitable distribution, to name […]
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July 31, 2019
What Happens Next After You're Served Divorce Papers in Wilmington, NC?

What Happens Next After You're Served Divorce Papers in Wilmington, NC?

What Are The Steps To Take? Divorce should not strike you as a bolt out of the blue, at least not in North Carolina. Our state requires that a couple have lived separately for at least one year before they can be divorced, so you should be aware that things are rocky in your relationship […]
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July 31, 2019
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