Divorce can be difficult, especially when adultery is involved. Your emotions may be downright confusing, and you may not know where to turn. Don’t let the situation get the best of you. Remain strong and seek the help you need…
If your child’s other parent somehow jeopardizes your child, you may find it necessary to seek sole custody. However, obtaining sole custody rights in North Carolina can be challenging. You will need to prove that it is in your child’s…
No one ever enters a marriage expecting the relationship to end. Unfortunately, as much as 50% of marriages end in divorce. Before you officially decide to divorce, there may be many signs that your marriage is over. Here are five…
If you die without a will in North Carolina, your assets and estate will be handled by North Carolina probate law administrators. This is commonly referred to as “dying intestate.” North Carolina intestacy laws help ensure your final wishes are…
The parents or legal guardians of children are required to provide financial support for their children, regardless of their relationships. Whether you have recently been divorced or separated from your child’s other parent, obtaining child support from the child’s other…