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What Are the Rights of a Custodial Parent in Wilmington, NC?

What Are the Rights of a Custodial Parent in Wilmington, NC?

A custodial parent is a parent that is granted custody of a child following a separation agreement or divorce proceeding. In the case of a custody proceeding, the decision is made by a judge after considering the best interest of the child, which involves several factors. For instance, a judge may favor the parent with […]
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October 8, 2020
Can Both Parents Be the Custodial Parent After a Divorce in North Carolina?

Can Both Parents Be the Custodial Parent After a Divorce in North Carolina?

The custodial parent is the parent who is granted custody of the child or children in a separation agreement or custody proceeding. Simply put, this is the parent whose home the child spends most of his/her time. This parent often also receives child support payments from the non-custodial parent to care for the child or […]
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October 7, 2020
Who is Responsible for Paying Child Support in a North Carolina Divorce?

How Do The Courts Decide Who Gets Custody of a Child After a Divorce in Wilmington, NC?

The divorce process can be emotionally and physically taxing. It often involves lengthy negotiations about crucial matters such as alimony, property distribution, and child custody. Are you going through a divorce and worried about your custody rights? Contact Speaks Law Firm, PC Family Law Division to discuss your case with an expert Wilmington Divorce Attorney. […]
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September 28, 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
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
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
How to Modify Child Custody Agreements in Wilmington, NC

How to Modify Child Custody Agreements in Wilmington, NC

When two people are not married and have children in Wilmington, North Carolina, child custody will inevitably be a topic of discussion. Regardless of why the parents aren't married is important, but when kids are involved, their well-being becomes the priority – and rightfully so. They should not become a casualty in the disputes between […]
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June 15, 2018
Can I Modify My Child Custody Visitation Rights or Schedule in North Carolina?

Can I Modify My Child Custody Visitation Rights or Schedule in North Carolina?

In most cases of legal separation or divorce, one of the most controversial issues that come up is child custody. Not only can there be complications regarding the custody of the children, but there are also problems and arguments related to the set child visitation schedule. Every state has rules and regulations in place related […]
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April 15, 2018

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