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Can My Ex Reduce Their Child Support?

A child support order is not set in stone. Child support in North Carolina only remains in effect as long as the circumstances do not change. However, if something does change, then you or your ex can ask for a child support modification. If the judge finds there has been a substantial change in circumstances […]

How to Terminate My Ex’s Parental Rights in North Carolina

Are you at a breaking point with your ex? Not every parent takes their responsibilities seriously. And some adults are not capable of being a parent. As a result, sometimes the children suffer significant physical or psychological harm. If you want to terminate your ex’s parental rights, you need to contact a custody lawyer to […]

Alimony in North Carolina: 5 Things You Should Know

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 situation, there are several things to keep in mind regarding alimony in North Carolina. With […]

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Estate Planning in NC with Minor Children

When you’re doing the day-to-day work of raising children, estate planning might seem like something that can get pushed further and further down your to-do list. It can even feel morbid to envision a life where you’re not with your children. However, estate planning with children should be a priority. It’s an effective way of […]

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Prenuptial Agreement Discussion: Tips for a Productive Conversation

You’re engaged! Congratulations, but what happens next? Before you get into choosing a wedding venue, picking your bridal party, and finding the perfect dress, set aside some time for discussing a few delicate financial issues – like the need for a prenup. Prenuptial agreements are a difficult topic for many couples, but a prenuptial agreement […]

Collecting Past Due Child Support in North Carolina

Many parents are ready, willing, and able to meet their financial obligations to support their children, but there are others who evade their duties. Whether your child’s other parent doesn’t pay in full or skips child support payments entirely, you’re in a very difficult financial position without the funds you need. It may come as […]

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Divorcing a Self-Employed Spouse

Divorce is deeply emotional, but it is also a financial process. Your divorce impacts your financial stability: now and in the future. When you are facing a self-employed divorce, it can be challenging to make sure the court has the correct income information. Because of this, it’s essential that you ensure all of your rights […]

Divorcing an Alcoholic or Drug Addict in North Carolina

If your spouse is an alcoholic or has a drug addiction, you’ve no doubt suffered through a lot in your marriage. Deciding to get a divorce can be your first step toward normalcy. The addiction had a huge impact on your marriage, and it can also have an impact on your divorce settlement or judgment. […]

Is Alimony Taxable Income?

When you’re getting a divorce, there several financial considerations. Although divorce is a deeply emotional process, it’s also a complicated financial transaction that involves property division, child support, and alimony. Alimony is often misunderstood, and mistakes could be costly. Because divorce is so complicated, you need a divorce attorney you can count on. The North […]

Do I Need a Power of Attorney for My Aging Parent?

Caring for aging parents presents a lot of significant challenges. On top of dealing with their health care, safety, and living situation, it’s also essential to plan for managing their finances. Someone has to be able to pay bills and make decisions about their home and other expenses. A power of attorney can help you […]

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