Category Archives: Child Custody
Don’t let exposure to parental substance abuse harm your kid
Children are incredibly fragile. That might leave you on edge when your child custody and visitation is in dispute. A…
What can you do if your ex isn’t following a custody order?
When your ex-spouse fails to comply with a custody order, it can create a challenging situation. Violations can take various…
How do courts verify parental alienation allegations?
When making child custody arrangements, courts often serve as advocates of the involved child, especially if there are circumstances that…
Why it can be a mistake to quickly agree to a custody schedule
When it comes to divorce and custody arrangements, agreeing to a schedule right away may seem like a practical decision.…
Is delaying child custody hearings an option in North Carolina?
Working to resolve a child custody case can be stressful, especially when you’re trying to negotiate terms with your spouse…
Why it’s important to establish paternity
There are many reasons why it is important to establish paternity, both for the child and the parents. Paternity is…
Does North Carolina allow nesting?
If you have read anything about divorce and child custody over the past few years, you may have heard about…
What warrants a temporary emergency custody order?
A divorce must have taken a turn for the worst if a parent, grandparent or any relative files for a…
Is mediation required for child custody and visitation cases?
Divorce and other cases could require couples to undergo various procedures depending on the circumstances. It is true more…
Does a parent’s education level affect child custody?
Divorce courts generally take the issue of child custody very seriously. The judge will likely examine your qualities and background…
Navigating custody issues when relocating with your child
It is understandable that if marriage does not work for you and your spouse, it will be easier to move…
Visitation guidelines in North Carolina
Custody cases cover many important issues affecting the child, one of which is visitation rights and schedules. Here are things…
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