Everyone looks forward to summer vacation and the changes it promises: warm weather, no school, vacations, and lazy days. Co-parenting during the summer may look different. The schedule you and your child’s other parent followed during the school year may…
There are many reasons to consider moving out of state: a new job, a change of scenery, or a chance to be closer to friends or relatives. When you have a child custody agreement in place, however, you may not…
In North Carolina, as in most of the country, child custody is usually settled out of court. It’s rare for child custody to be determined in a courtroom. This doesn’t mean you don’t need a lawyer if you are trying…
If you were denied child custody in the past and currently have limited or no visitation with your child, you may be able to regain joint or primary custody in the future. However, before you return to court to fight…
It’s fairly common for a child visitation agreement to divide up holidays and vacations between each parent. For example, during summer, the child may spend half their summer break with one parent and half with the other. Parents likely rotate…