When your mind is focused on divorce issues such as asset division, spousal support, and care for minor children, there’s one question you may not have considered: what happens to student loans in a divorce? There’s no clear answer, which…
If you are planning on filing for divorce in North Carolina, you likely have many concerns. One question that may come to mind is “will I need to move out of my family’s home during North Carolina divorce proceedings?” Keep…
Child support will often cease when a child reaches the age of 18, but there are special circumstances that may change this requirement. If you are asking yourself, “when can child support stop,” speak directly with a North Carolina child…
Child custody and visitation negations often bring out the ugly in people. When you are faced with a court order that only allows you to see your child part-time, you likely feel angry and bitter. These emotions grow if your…
For couples in North Carolina who wish to work together on their divorce decree, collaborative divorce may be an option. Collaborative divorce allows a husband, wife, and their respective lawyers to gather together and dictate the terms of their situation…