Yearly Archives: 2018
Options for the marital home during divorce
When people in North Carolina make the decision to divorce, they may find it a difficult choice to leave the…
How to modify spousal support after divorce
Couples who go through a divorce negotiate what they would like regarding spousal support, child custody, visitation rights and an…
How a court determines child custody
North Carolina parents who are going through a divorce may have questions about how their living arrangements will affect the…
Tips for parallel parenting
Some parents in North Carolina who are getting a divorce might be able to co-parent effectively, but others may not.…
Obstacles fathers may face in family court
Some divorced or unmarried fathers might face obstacles when it comes to child support and custody. One father who was…
Advocates call for reducing legal BAC limit
New York’s blood alcohol concentration limit of .08 percent is identical to that of 48 other states and the District…
Looting in the wake of Hurricane Michael
The devastation of hurricane Michael has left millions without power. A lack of power can mean that those who were…
Why parents might request a child custody modification
There are a number of reasons that separated or divorced parents in North Carolina might need to request a child…
Planning for divorce after age 50
Spouses over age 50 who are considering divorce should understand that separation could impact their ability to retire. However, there…
“Gray divorce” continues to rise
In North Carolina and across the country, a growing number of Americans are filing for divorce later in life. When…
Research suggests certain wedding dates may not be so lucky
For couples planning to tie the knot in North Carolina, there are many important decisions to make, one of which…
Alimony tax changes could affect retirement as well
For people in North Carolina who will finalize their divorces in 2019, the impact of the new spousal support tax…
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