Custodial parents in North Carolina have the right to receive child support. This ensures both parents are financially supporting the child, and the burden does not fall entirely on one parent’s shoulders. However, child support is not always straightforward. If…
A child support order is not set in stone. Child support in North Carolina only remains in effect as long as the circumstances do not change. However, if something does change, then you or your ex can ask for a…
Are you at a breaking point with your ex? Not every parent takes their responsibilities seriously. And some adults are not capable of being a parent. As a result, sometimes the children suffer significant physical or psychological harm. If you…
If you are filing for divorce in North Carolina and are financially dependent on your spouse, you could be entitled to alimony. However, if you supported your spouse during your marriage, you might be ordered to pay alimony. Whatever the…
When anyone gets a divorce, they will be concerned with how the marital assets are divided. This can include the house, savings accounts, and debts. But, getting a divorce when you own a business together only elevates those concerns. Who…