Divorcing a cheating spouse raises a lot of questions, like can their affair influence your divorce? The truth is that in North Carolina it depends. There are some fault-based grounds for legal separation under North Carolina General Statutes (NCGS) Chapter…
North Carolina takes abandonment seriously. If you abandon your family, as defined by state law, it can impact your divorce or child custody. Abandonment can also mean your former spouse getting a larger portion of the marital estate or more…
Divorce raises a lot of questions, like how to deal with health insurance during a divorce? Jonathan Breeden has decades of experience helping men and women in North Carolina navigate the complexities of divorce. When Jonathan represents you, he won’t…
Divorce leads to a lot of questions about money, property, and debt. You and your spouse have to figure out who keeps what, from the couch to flatware. You have to decide how much in your checking, savings, retirement, and…
If you are filing for divorce in North Carolina and are financially dependent on your spouse, you could be entitled to alimony. However, if you supported your spouse during your marriage, you might be ordered to pay alimony. Whatever the…