Deciding where to live after a divorce is more complicated than most people realize. As a single household becomes two, the divorcing couple has to figure out what will happen to the marital home that they once shared. While many people in North Carolina might rely on...
Family Law
Approaching divorce as a parent
Although couples may start off with the best of intentions, it is hard to overlook the reality that almost half of all marriages ultimately end. Just because divorce is not necessarily uncommon does not mean that they should all be treated the same, though. Every...
How to approach divorce with pets
There is nothing quite like the relationship between a person and his or her pet. However, that bond can be at risk for pet owners who are going through a divorce. In North Carolina, animals are considered legal property and tend to get lumped in with property...
Financial concerns during gray divorce
Getting divorced at any time of life can be financially straining, but especially for those who are over the age of 50. The financial implications of a gray divorce can be long reaching when it comes to retirement. However, this should not prevent anyone in North...
What you need to know about debt and divorce
Untangling marital assets can be quite an involved task. Things get even more complicated when divorcing couples also need to figure out what to do with their jointly owed debts. Some people in North Carolina might be under the impression that debts are divided...
Reasonable vs. fixed visitation
Getting a divorce can take an emotional toll on everyone involved -- including children. Most North Carolina parents understand this and are eager to prioritize child custody matters during this process. However, even the most well-intentioned parents can be left...
Making child custody and support a priority during divorce
As a parent, your child is at the center of your life. This does not change when you go through a divorce, and in fact, it might be more important than ever to prioritize his or her well-being. One way of prioritizing your child throughout the divorce process is to...
8 questions your parenting plan should answer
Parents who divorce or break up have many details to work out to spare their children as much stress and anxiety as possible. An important part of this involves creating an atmosphere of cooperation between both parents so the children’s needs are met without conflict...
Social Security benefits do not disappear after divorce
Saving for retirement takes more than just a few years. Many people in North Carolina spend their entire working careers setting money aside for their future. Unfortunately, divorce can shake up some of those retirement plans. This does not mean it is impossible to...
The difference between reasonable and fixed visitation
Many parents work hard to prioritize time with their children during and after a divorce. However, there can be some confusion when it comes to dealing with things like child custody agreements and visitation schedules. For example, some parents might be struggling...

