Blog posts in Charlotte Divorce Attorney

Many people have mistakenly heard of annulments as a “get out of jail free” card, in which they can wipe their marriage from memory and pretend it ...

The opposing party of your case has passed away, but what happens to your equitable distribution (ED) claim after the death of a party? Unlike most ...

Want a divorce but your partner hasn’t done anything specific to warrant it? Luckily for you, North Carolina is a no-fault divorce state meaning that ...

Dissipation of assets : The act of wasting, converting, or devaluing marital assets in an effort to change or alter the assets available for equitable ...

There are a lot of stereotypes to having a prenuptial agreement. People usually feel that signing a prenup is preparing for a divorce, when you’re ...

Sometimes separation comes at you fast. Sometimes you are not afforded the time it takes to prepare yourself and your children for another home. ...

Did you know that more than half of Americans do not have a Will in place? What’s preventing you from getting it done? While it’s never fun to think ...

In some cases involving children, litigation is necessary. Litigation is initiated when one party files a Complaint. If that Complaint includes a ...

When a couple decides to separate, usually the next decision is deciding who will move out of the home. This is a huge decision, which can also be a ...