Category Archives: Child Custody
Avoid these child custody arguments
North Carolina married couples who have children really have their work cut out for them if they decide to file…
Show legitimate cause for child custody modification
When a North Carolina married couple who are parents file for divorce, they must resolve all important issues pertaining to…
How to minimize co-parent disagreements
As much as you’d hope for a smooth transition to co-parenting after your divorce is final. The reality is, many…
Can I lose child custody if I have a drug addiction?
Substance abuse impacts millions of families every year. If you are a parent who is is struggling with addiction, your…
Can I get sole custody?
It is highly likely that you have some negative feelings toward your ex-spouse. Due to these negative feelings, you may…
Dealing with a proposed parental relocation
There is no denying that a divorce can be a painful process (even for those who push for it). In…
Do not compromise on a parenting time schedule that does not work
One of the most crucial steps in child custody cases is establishing a parenting schedule. This document gives an agreement…
How to modify child custody in North Carolina
When life circumstances change, your child custody order may need an update to meet your family’s needs. This scenario is…
Can a stepparent adopt stepchild in North Carolina?
Stepparents often have no legal rights or privileges to stepchildren. In some cases, it may be in the child’s best…
Determining child custody in North Carolina
Like other things, divorcing couples in North Carolina and elsewhere often disagree on custody of their shared children. As such,…
Will a criminal conviction affect your child custody case?
Before a North Carolina family law judge will make any custody determinations, he or she will examine several factors to…
Are you required to get a custody order upon divorce?
When you and your partner decide to divorce or separate, you may wish to keep the process as uncomplicated as…
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