There are several reasons during a divorce for why you may want to call a witness, and you are typically allowed to do so. When you are going through such a situation, you may wish to establish various facts about…
While divorcing couples in North Carolina may spend a lot of time trying to work out division of property, many overlook what happens to the financial obligations they’ve incurred over the course of their marriage. The issue may be clear-cut…
As with any major expenditure, it’s understandable that you want to know how much it will cost to have an attorney represent you in a divorce case. You may even have a number in mind, above which point you’d rather…
Like many states, North Carolina has enacted certain prerequisites that parties to a divorce must meet before they can officially file for divorce. Two key requirements involve where each spouse lives in the months leading up to initiating the divorce…
When your mind is focused on divorce issues such as asset division, spousal support, and care for minor children, there’s one question you may not have considered: what happens to student loans in a divorce? There’s no clear answer, which…