As you plan your wedding, should you be planning your prenuptial agreement too? Depending on your circumstances, drafting a prenuptial agreement before you say “I do,” may be in your best interests. Contrary to popular belief, prenups are not only for A-list celebrities and ...
Read MoreIn most cases, divorce hearings and records are public. In certain situations, it is possible to seal a divorce record to maintain privacy. Learn why ...
View MoreMany 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 ...
View MoreDivorce is hard enough without the added element of when there are children involved, as this only complicates and makes matters more painful. ...
View MoreWith a DVPO, the defendant is ordered to stay away from the plaintiff, without contact of any kind for a certain period of time. DVPO’s can be issued ...
View MoreAlso referred to as a 50C, a Civil No-Contact Restraining Order is meant to protect victims of nonconsensual sexual conduct or stalking. It offers ...
View MoreChild Support: “Court-ordered payments, typically made by the noncustodial divorced parent, to support one’s minor child or children” So…you have to ...
View MoreThe 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 ...
View MoreThe short answer is yes, you can adopt your step-child if you meet certain criteria. Each case varies, but the following is a guideline as to how you ...
View MoreWant 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 ...
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