Blog posts in Divorce

Also referred to as a 50C, a Civil No-Contact Restraining Order is meant to protect victims of nonconsensual sexual conduct or stalking. It offers ...

Child Support: “Court-ordered payments, typically made by the noncustodial divorced parent, to support one’s minor child or children” So…you have to ...

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 ...

The 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 ...

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 ...

What does it mean that North Carolina is an equitable distribution state? If property disagreements can’t be solved between parties, the court will ...

What is it? How do I get it? Absolute Divorce No fault required Ends marital contract so spouses are not married anymore Must live separately and ...

Pre-Marital Agreements: Made between people who are considering marriage, but not yet married. They allow parties to determine major issues and what ...

Absolute divorce is a declaration by a court that a marriage is dissolved. Once the marriage bond is severed, each party becomes a single person again ...