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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
How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Wilmington, NC?

How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Wilmington, NC?

Speak With An Attorney Getting divorced in North Carolina can take anywhere from 30 days to numerous months. If you are thinking about filing for divorce, you may be wondering how long a divorce takes typically in North Carolina. There is no single answer to that question given that the timetable for a divorce depends […]
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May 8, 2019
What You Need to Know About the Risks of Getting an Online Divorce in North Carolina

What You Need to Know About the Risks of Getting an Online Divorce in North Carolina

Avoid Online Divorce Services The Internet has revolutionized the legal profession. More people than ever before are drafting wills and creating trust by using online programs. However, when getting a divorce in North Carolina, it is best to avoid online services, which carry enormous risks. The primary appeal of online divorce is cost. Many couples […]
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March 1, 2019
Everything You Need to Know to Understand Divorce Law for Men

Everything You Need to Know to Understand Divorce Law for Men

Men and Divorce For many different reasons, men face some unique challenges when getting divorced. While society has transformed and the laws have changed, there are still some biases against men that remain within the family law system. Men who are getting divorced need to know how to protect their legal rights. If you are […]
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February 27, 2019
What Is the Process of Getting a Common Law Divorce in North Carolina?

What Is the Process of Getting a Common Law Divorce in North Carolina?

CommonLaw Marriage A common law marriage is one in which a couple lives together and holds themselves out to be married to their friends and family members — without actually having an official ceremony or registering their marriage with the state. Common law marriages are only recognized in about one-quarter of U.S. states. North Carolina […]
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February 27, 2019
What You Need to Know About No-Fault Divorce in Wilmington, NC?

What You Need to Know About No-Fault Divorce in Wilmington, NC

More Affordable If you and your spouse are thinking about dissolving your marriage, you have the option of filing a fault or no-fault divorce. While there are some advantages to each, unless circumstances demand it, filing for a no-fault divorce is often easier, faster, and even more affordable. To learn more about no-fault divorce in […]
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February 8, 2019
The Top 4 Most Common Myths You May Still Believe About Getting a Divorce

The Top 4 Most Common Myths You May Still Believe About Getting a Divorce

Myths When you married your spouse, divorce was probably the last thing on your mind. In fact, even if you and your spouse formed a prenuptial agreement, separating in the future wasn’t something you were planning on. As such, if you’re considering dissolving your marriage now, you may have some preconceived notions about the divorce […]
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February 8, 2019
How Does Moving Out of State Affect Child Custody Agreements in Wilmington, NC?

How Does Moving Out of State Affect Child Custody Agreements in Wilmington, NC?

Moving and Child Custody During the course of your life, you may relocate out of North Carolina for a number of reasons. This is true even for parents who have custody arrangements concerning their children. These reasons can include: taking a new job remarriage moving to be closer to your family How can leaving the […]
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August 28, 2018
How to Prepare for a Child Custody Case in North Carolina

How to Prepare for a Child Custody Case in North Carolina

Child custody cases are one of the most emotionally difficult experiences a parent may encounter. It is always best for parents to try to resolve their differences by way of a parenting agreement. When parents cannot agree, however, the courthouse is usually the next step. If you have never experienced family court in North Carolina, […]
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August 15, 2018
What You Need to Know About Proving Adultery in Your Marriage in Wilmington, NC

What You Need to Know About Proving Adultery in Your Marriage in Wilmington, NC

Adultery is a crime in North Carolina. The actions of an adulterous spouse can have far-reaching impacts on civil matters as well, including your divorce case. In addition to your divorce case, it can affect: Alimony Child custody Property distribution This article will discuss the effects of adultery and using one form of evidence, text […]
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July 27, 2018
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