Blog posts in Charlotte Divorce

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 ...

Doesn’t marital misconduct just mean that one or both parties had an affair? The answer is yes and no. While it can be one definition of the term, it ...

We’ve all seen those characters on TV who take on process server jobs for a little extra cash and are inevitably chased or threatened by the recipient ...

It’s late-March, which can only mean one thing for those with kids… Spring break is fast approaching! An already stressful time if there are planned ...

With a million and one things to tackle in the midst of a divorce, YOU are the number one priority. While this may sound like common sense, self-care ...

In North Carolina, you must be separated for one year before you can file for Absolute Divorce. This year can go by fast, or slow, depending on the ...

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

If you find your divorce in litigation, one of the biggest favors you can do for yourself is keeping important documents and information organized and ...