One of the biggest changes families deal with post-divorce are the financial implications. Going from a two-income household to a one-income household can have a dramatic impact on your family. This includes the way you file your taxes. As many…
You don’t need to be married to have children. However, practical legal matters relating to child custody and child support are more complicated for unmarried parents. When it comes time to make formal agreements, enforce visitation rights, and officially define…
Ideally, divorced parents adhere to their child custody agreement. Unfortunately, some parents make it challenging on their ex (and on the kids) by refusing to abide by child custody orders. Read on to learn what types of behavior could be…
Emancipation is the process for someone younger than 18 to be legally considered an adult. North Carolina has specific requirements and considerations for individuals seeking emancipation. Keep reading to learn more about emancipation in North Carolina and its effect on…
One of the most challenging and contentious aspects of a divorce is creating your child custody agreement. There are many misconceptions surrounding child custody in North Carolina. Here are answers to six of the most common questions surrounding child custody…