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You can remedy non-payment of child support in several ways, including taking legal action against your ex. Use these tips to begin receiving child support payments.

When you have children to support, it's challenging when your ex doesn't make their obligated support payments. However, there are a few ways you can remedy the situation.

If you are paying too much in child support or you aren't getting enough, it's possible to change the amount of child support. Attorney Jonathan Breeden explains the process to change the monthly child support in North Carolina.

Learn more about when you can ask to change the amount of child support you pay or receive. Attorney Jonathan Breeden explains when a parent in North Carolina can petition to modify their support.

If you have significant assets, debt, or children, you might benefit from a prenuptial agreement. This is not a guarantee that your marriage will end, but it could help protect your assets if you make the decision to divorce.

Although your spouse cannot prevent a divorce, they could make the process harder than it has to be. Having a divorce attorney who knows North Carolina law can help ensure the process goes smoothly.

Before you enter into a marriage, you and your spouse might want to consider creating a prenuptial agreement in case you were to divorce in the future. This agreement protects your assets and distributes any outstanding debt should you and your spouse decide to divorce.

If you have to participate in a psychological evaluation as part of a custody case, you should know what to expect to ensure it doesn’t hurt your case.

Mishandling your divorce can have a serious impact on your children’s lives. Here are 8 promises you should make to your kids before getting divorced.