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What’s the Difference Between Legal & Physical Custody in NC?

A child custody case is one of the most stressful and emotional situations parents can go through, especially if they are unwilling to agree to the same terms. You need to keep a clear head so you can obtain an outcome that benefits your children. If you’re in need of a skilled, compassionate, and highly […]

Dividing Financial Obligations During Divorce in North Carolina

The Court considers many determining factors when dividing financial obligations in divorce. The process of splitting bills can get very complicated and may leave couples feeling bitter and resentful. A North Carolina divorce lawyer can help you understand the process and work towards a fair distribution. Jonathan Breeden of Breeden Law Office has many years […]

Divorce and Children – Talking to Your Kids About Divorce

North Carolina divorce lawyer Jonathan Breeden understands the emotional complexities of a divorce involving children. He also knows that talking to your kids about divorce can be a daunting process. He is here to guide you through the divorce process in a way that is best for both you and your kids. Jonathan Breeden blends […]

What Happens to Intellectual Property in a Divorce?

A divorce concludes a couple’s financial dealings and divides their property fairly. You can easily imagine how this process works with houses or bank accounts. But what about high-equity and high-value assets like intellectual property? These assets might produce significant income or play a critical role in a family business. Learn more about intellectual property […]

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Five Things to Know About Uncontested Divorce in North Carolina

You might feel defeated when considering a divorce, but not every divorce is a bitter battle. Choosing to end your marriage can be the best option for your family. For some, a fair split with a unanimous consensus could be your ticket to relief, peace, and a secure future for you and your children. An […]

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Termination of Parental Rights in North Carolina

When a parent fails to meet the responsibilities of caring for his or her child, they may lose their parental rights. Called a termination of parental rights, the parent is no longer legally considered the child’s parent. The termination of parental rights is an acknowledgment that a parent has failed in his or her role […]

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Protecting Assets in a Divorce

One of the costliest and most difficult aspects of divorce is the division of property and assets. Couples filing for a divorce may see their stress levels hit an all-time high when dealing with the division of their assets. This process, while not particularly fun, is an important part of allowing spouses to sever all […]

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How to Regain Custody After Recovering from Addiction

We all go through peaks and valleys in life, but substance abuse may feel like a pit you’ll never crawl out of. Drug addiction costs you everything — your job, home, and even your children. If the judge revoked your custody rights—perhaps limiting you to supervised visitation due to your struggles as a parent with […]

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How to Get Custody of a Grandchild When Their Parent Uses Drugs

Drug addiction can wreak havoc on the family unit and create a chaotic upbringing for children. Approximately 1 in 8 children live with at least one parent with a substance use disorder, which often results in the parent losing custody rights. In fact, 38.9% of kids removed from the home in 2019 were a result […]

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Dividing Inheritance After a Divorce in North Carolina

During a divorce, the question of dividing inheritance may come up. If you are in this situation, it’s important to know the legalities surrounding this division, and how it could affect your court proceedings. When you are with your spouse for a number of years, whether all of those years included marriage or not, it […]

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