Your home is your largest asset during your divorce, so what you decide to do with it is incredibly important. There is no "right" answer. It all depends on the specifics of your situation.To help you get started, here are five different options that may appeal to...
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3 ways your spouse could attempt to hide assets
You start going through your financial records when your spouse asks for a divorce, and it's quickly clear that this is going to be a complex process. A lot of things just do not add up. Assets appear to be missing. The numbers don't match what you thought you had. As...
Is it hard for grandparents to win visitation in North Carolina?
In many states, there is little grandparents can do to make sure they stay in their grandchildren's lives. However, it is important for extended family members to still have relationships with children and grandchildren when those relationships are positive. Despite...
Relocation may prove easier as children get older
Americans move constantly. Statistics show that about 16 percent of people in the United States move every single year. Nearly half of them (43 percent) move outside of the town or city they lived in previously. At the same time, the stats indicate that those between...
Modern families have more complexities than ever before
The modern family in North Carolina is a diverse, complex family unit. You can still find the homogeneity of the past, of course, but it does not dominate in the way it once did. People are more open-minded and it has changed family dynamics in numerous ways. Below...
Family Law-Why do I need a separation agreement?
When representing our family law clients we are often asked why do i need a separation agreement? When parties separate, either by choice or the result of one spouse leaving the marriage, multiple legal issues arise. These may include and raise questions concerning...
Should you worry about your spouse hiding assets during divorce?
Hidden assets or the attempt to hide assets is a common issue in divorce. People with any income level and any amount of assets could attempt to hide something from a spouse or the courts. However, this issue does often seem to impact couples with higher marital...