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Modifying a guardianship in North Carolina requires filing a motion in court to have a guardian ad litem evaluate the proposed changes.

Domestic violence victims can seek access to state resources and a number of court-ordered protections.

Several steps and forms are required to file for child custody in North Carolina.

The length of a child custody case can vary depending on the facts of the case and location of the proceedings.

Know what to expect and how to prepare for a temporary and permanent custody hearing.

Get an overview of North Carolina’s child custody process and factors considered in custody hearings.

Your divorce lawyer will need several documents and materials from you to get a complete picture of your finances, including assets and debts.

A divorce lawyer isn’t required in North Carolina, but having one on your side can help protect your legal rights and guide you through the process.

Know what to expect from your divorce attorney and what happens in North Carolina divorce proceedings.