When you separate from your spouse, you may feel like you’re beginning a new, better chapter in your life. That is understandable and an excellent way to look at most separations in North Carolina. But state law dictates various details…
It finally happened; you hit your breaking point. Now, you know your relationship is toxic, and you need to get out of it. You need to separate from your spouse. As a stay-at-home spouse, what you do next is extremely…
Before talking with your spouse or partner about leaving, we recommend learning about North Carolina’s separation and divorce requirements. To file for a no-fault divorce, you and your spouse must live separately – while intending to remain separate and apart…
To get started on a no-fault divorce, you and your spouse have to separate. North Carolina law requires that spouses live apart from each other for 365 days, which means paying for two households for at least a year. The…
Avoid These Common Separation Mistakes in North Carolina If you are contemplating divorce, it is vital to learn about separation. North Carolina requires you and your spouse to live apart for one year before filing for a no-fault divorce. At…