Divorce is often one of the most difficult experiences people will ever go through. The end of a marriage is usually devastating, no matter how long or short the marriage. If you are starting the divorce process in North Carolina, the idea of making legal decisions...
In most cases, the theft of small amounts of money, under $1,000, results in a misdemeanor charge in North Carolina. While misdemeanor theft charges can be serious, a conviction usually comes with fewer consequences than a felony conviction for theft or a related...
North Carolina recognizes equitable division of marital property. This means that when you divorce, the court will try to find a distribution scheme that is fair in light of the facts. But this doesn’t mean that the distribution has to be fair. In fact, you can...
Most North Carolina spouses who are facing the prospects of a divorce are probably trying to make certain preparations for their new life moving forward. This can especially be the case if you are bringing an end to your marriage as a parent. Prioritizing your...
