Blog posts in Family Law

Couples often create marital agreements to determine the rights and responsibilities of each partner should the marriage end. For some, planning how ...

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 ...

Divorce is hard enough without the added element of when there are children involved, as this only complicates and makes matters more painful. ...

Although same sex marriage has been legalized throughout the United States, gay couples are still finding themselves facing a variety of laws across ...

You may hear a Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) also referred to as a 50B Order. In order to file for a DVPO, you must have a personal ...

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 ...

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 ...

Dying without a Will is legally referred to as dying intestate . Broken down, this means that your liabilities and assets are handled by the specific ...