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Yearly Archives: 2022
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in North Carolina (2023) – What’s the Difference?
When a couple decides to end their marriage in North Carolina, they then have to prepare themselves for the divorce process. There are multiple different types of divorce, which are affected by the unique circumstances of your case. The ability of you and your spouse…
How to File for Divorce in North Carolina – Step by Step Process
Because every state has different requirements when filing for divorce, it is important to know how the process works in North Carolina. This will allow a person to know what to expect when going through a divorce, including the necessary documents and the timeframes involved.…
North Carolina Common Law Marriage – What You Should Know
Most American couples choose to get married in a legal or religious ceremony after obtaining a marriage license. Some states, however, do not require a marriage license to recognize common law marriage. When a couple complies with specific criteria, their common law union may be…
North Carolina Domestic Violence Laws – What You Must Know
Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects people around the country. According to statistics from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), over 10 million people across the United States experience some form of domestic violence every year. In North Carolina, residents are all…
How to talk to your kids about divorce
Divorce can be difficult to deal with, no matter who you are. Whether your marriage was long or short, getting a divorce can take a big toll on your emotions. This can be especially true if you have children. The upside is, though, that there…
The challenge for LGBT couples adopting
For obvious reasons, gay couples often adopt. There is absolutely no reason why they cannot make fantastic parents to any child. That said, homosexual partners often encounter more trouble during the process than straight adoptive parents may. It is helpful for these couples to have…
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