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Can I Use a Witness at a Divorce Hearing?

There are several reasons during a divorce for why you may want to call a witness, and you are typically allowed to do so. When you are going through such a situation, you may wish to establish various facts about you, your spouse, and the marriage. The best way to do that may be to […]

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Debt in Divorce

While divorcing couples in North Carolina may spend a lot of time trying to work out division of property, many overlook what happens to the financial obligations they’ve incurred over the course of their marriage. The issue may be clear-cut in the case of a mortgage or car loan, but questions regarding other types of […]

What Does a North Carolina Divorce Cost?

As with any major expenditure, it’s understandable that you want to know how much it will cost to have an attorney represent you in a divorce case. You may even have a number in mind, above which point you’d rather go it alone instead of hiring a lawyer. For a number of reasons, you could […]

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North Carolina Separation FAQ

Like many states, North Carolina has enacted certain prerequisites that parties to a divorce must meet before they can officially file for divorce. Two key requirements involve where each spouse lives in the months leading up to initiating the divorce action. North Carolina law states that at least one spouse must reside within the state […]

What Happens to Student Loans in a North Carolina Divorce?

When your mind is focused on divorce issues such as asset division, spousal support, and care for minor children, there’s one question you may not have considered: what happens to student loans in a divorce? There’s no clear answer, which is why this type of debt can lead to bitter, prolonged disputes between the parties. […]

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Will I Need to Move Out of My Family’s Home During NC Divorce Proceedings?

If you are planning on filing for divorce in North Carolina, you likely have many concerns. One question that may come to mind is “will I need to move out of my family’s home during North Carolina divorce proceedings?” Keep reading to learn why you may need to move out of your family’s home if […]

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When Can Child Support Stop in North Carolina?

Child support will often cease when a child reaches the age of 18, but there are special circumstances that may change this requirement. If you are asking yourself, “when can child support stop,” speak directly with a North Carolina child custody attorney at Breeden Law Office for the answers to all your child support questions. […]

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What is Parental Alienation?

Child custody and visitation negations often bring out the ugly in people. When you are faced with a court order that only allows you to see your child part-time, you likely feel angry and bitter. These emotions grow if your relationship with your child’s other parent is not amicable. It may even lead to parental […]

How to Protect Your Children During Divorce Mediation

Divorce mediation can be a good option for some couples because it allows them to make important decisions themselves, rather than leaving everything up to a judge. Couples can work together to decide child custody, child support payments, and division of property and assets. It can also save you money and time by avoiding a […]

How Can a North Carolina Guardianship Order be Modified?

If a member of your family is unable to care for him or herself, it’s likely that a court has issued a guardianship order. This order will appoint a responsible person to care for your loved one – known as a ward in this situation – after they become incapacitated. Sometimes, however, a guardian is […]