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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…
What does it mean to be complicit in a crime?
Many North Carolina residents believe that the only people who risk being accused of a crime are the ones thought…
How the court decides to award alimony in divorce
During a divorce in North Carolina, the couple splits all assets, but sometimes one spouse still needs monetary support after…
3 key points about getting divorced in North Carolina
When starting the divorce process in North Carolina, you may have a lot of questions. The process can be confusing…
Theft crimes in North Carolina
Every state has its own definitions and penalties for theft offenses, and in North Carolina, the charges depend on a…
Using a prenuptial agreement to establish a trust
There are a number of important issues a North Carolina couple can address in a prenuptial agreement, including what should…
Can a paternity action be filed against you after you die?
Establishing that you are the legal father of one or more children allows you to pursue visitation rights and give…
Can you include life insurance in marital assets?
In the majority of life insurance policies in North Carolina, a person’s spouse is the primary beneficiary. After all, life…
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,…
Can you remove a criminal conviction from your record?
If you are a resident of North Carolina and you were convicted of committing a crime when you were younger,…
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…
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