BREEDEN LAW OFFICE BLOG

Divorce Doesn’t Have to Ruin Your Retirement

Whether you’re a higher-earning spouse or a stay-at-home parent, getting divorced can negatively affect your retirement. According to a survey by Fidelity Investments, one-third of divorced individuals reported financial struggles five years after ending their marriage. While you shouldn’t stay unhappily married for financial reasons, you should plan now to minimize the impact of divorce […]

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Who Divides Marital Property in a Divorce Case & How?

Spouses who can agree on dividing marital property may need a judge simply to finalize the arrangement. However, reaching this compromise on their own does not typically happen in a high-asset divorce. Dividing finances and assets can be one of the most challenging facets of your divorce process. But the right divorce lawyer can help […]

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Sexless Marriage & Divorce in North Carolina

Love is critical to most marriages, but physical attraction and an intimate connection are also essential. If your union lacks the intimacy you once hoped for, you might consider getting a divorce. You deserve to be in a marriage that meets all your needs, including the physical ones. The experienced divorce attorneys at Breeden Law […]

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What Does Supervised Visitation Mean?

When parents divorce, generally, one parent has primary physical custody but shares a regular visitation schedule (parenting time) with the other. This standard arrangement allows children to have one-on-one time and a stable relationship with each parent without the other present. In some situations, the non-custodial parent does not enjoy typical visitation privileges. This article […]

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How Cryptocurrency Gets Divided in a Divorce

North Carolina is an equitable distribution state for divorce. During a divorce, cryptocurrency and other digital assets are divided. However, dividing and distributing cryptocurrency is more complex than traditional assets such as real estate or stocks. How NC Divides Assets in a Divorce One of the biggest concerns people have when going through their divorce […]

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Ways Women Can Protect Themselves in a Divorce

Are you a woman considering ending your marriage? Or maybe you are actively involved in a pending divorce? No matter your situation, if divorce is in your future, you need to take steps to protect yourself. Most couples can’t resolve their divorces amicably. Breeden Law Office is here to help women like you take the […]

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Should You Settle Your Divorce Out of Court?

How do you want your divorce to end? You could resolve things with a court verdict or a settlement between you and your former spouse. Nearly all divorce cases end with a settlement agreement, and it is typically the less stressful way to go. But negotiating a resolution that everyone can live with can be […]

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401ks & Dividing Retirement Accounts in a Divorce

No one ever gets married, expecting their marriage to end in divorce. But when your marriage turns sour or you simply no longer want the same things in life, it is important to protect yourself. It is not unusual for divorces to become tumultuous. Spouses may disagree on certain things like alimony and about how […]

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4 Ways the Pandemic Changed Divorce

As vaccination rates increase, we’re getting back to normal in North Carolina. But in many ways, the impact of COVID-19 is still being felt in America, including marriage and divorce rates. Many have put off wedding ceremonies until it’s safer for guests to gather and celebrate. And after enduring the strain and pressure of coping […]

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Co-parenting 101: Kids Need a Strong Team

Here’s the thing about getting a divorce, separating, or just moving on when you have kids: Like it or not, you and the other parent are still a team. To give your kids what they deserve, you have to act like one. Successful co-parenting strategies are essential for maintaining stability and ensuring your child’s well-being. […]

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