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…
Sharing custody in North Carolina can get complicated. It is tempting to co-parent without a set schedule, but even the most careful plans will slide over time. Many parents find that stability is crucial to raising their children. This means…
We’re being asked a lot of questions about how COVID-19 affects child custody and visitation arrangements in North Carolina. Every family situation is unique, but we can offer some insight into the most common challenges that families are experiencing right…
Nothing about life feels normal right now, and crises are very good at clarifying priorities. With all of the uncertainty in our world today, we want to take a minute to check in with our clients and community. We hope…
As most Americans huddle inside their homes because of COVID-19, many North Carolina families are left to worry about their children and possibly their own safety. North Carolina family courts play an essential role in protecting people and sorting out…