Parents who divorce in North Carolina, or those who never married, are typically subject to a child support order so that the children of their union will be properly cared for. Support orders can be subject to modification under certain…
Ending your marriage is a challenging, emotionally draining process. Preparing for divorce can help minimize the far-reaching effects, and the emotional and economic impacts of the situation. Such preparations include finding an experienced NC divorce lawyer, whose knowledge of family…
Family law matters, including divorce and child custody, are handled in the North Carolina District Court Division. If you received a decision from a family court judge who made a significant error, an appeal might be warranted. Such mistakes include…
If you’re a divorced parent or you were part of a paternity case, you may now be living under the terms of a child support order. Child support orders are legally-binding decrees from a family court that spell out when,…
When the rich and famous divorce, you often hear there’s a prenuptial agreement that determines the rights of the parties and the property split. But did you know that after you marry, you can enter into a postnuptial agreement? This…