Separation Agreement Versus Divorce in North Carolina

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Most of the time, people confuse divorce and a separation agreement as both signify the end of a marriage. But are these two concepts the same? If you are getting a divorce in NC, you need to understand the differences between them. The one you choose will have consequences in the end. And if you… Read more »

Co-Parenting Communication Dos and Don’ts

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When parents choose to divorce, it’s important to provide stability and support for their children. However, the process of finding a co-parenting relationship that works for both parents and the kids can be difficult. Here is a co-parenting communication guide that works and some things you should avoid when building strong co-parenting communication that helps… Read more »

Determining a Business as a Marital Asset in Divorce

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Businesses often operate as their legal entity, except in the case of a small business where a married couple is the owners or in a partnership. This is often the case in sole proprietorships, limited-liability corporations, and partnership agreements. Generally, wherever the individual spouses have a legal title of ownership to the business, it becomes… Read more »

Tangible and Intangible Assets in a Divorce in NC

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You are considering getting a divorce and you have heard that it is important to understand the different types of assets involved in a divorce. You decide to learn more about tangible and intangible assets so you can make the best decision for yourself and your future. Tangible and Intangible Assets Tangible assets are physical… Read more »

How to Maximize Alimony Payments in a Messy Divorce in NC

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Alimony in NC is an equalizing aspect of a divorce where a spouse that is not the income-earner in the marriage can obtain a steady share of the income earned post-separation. This allows people to pursue divorce and exit bad marriages without the fear of becoming destitute, an aspect that kept many women trapped in… Read more »

Why Avoiding Court Benefits Both Parties in a Divorce

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When a marriage ends, both parties must decide whether to settle the divorce in or out of court. Settling a divorce in court is a lengthy and expensive procedure. In fact, it can be daunting when you picture everything you have to agree on, such as asset division, child custody, and spousal support. Settling matters… Read more »

The Adoption Process: Your Guide

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There are many things to keep in mind to ensure adoption is the best choice for you and your family when considering adoption. Additionally, understanding the adoption process can help make it easier to navigate all the necessary steps. If you are considering adoption, speak with a family law attorney Greensboro NC to help you… Read more »

High Net Worth Divorces: How They’re Navigated

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Divorce has many complexities, including everything from emotional distress and financial worries. A high net worth divorce adds even more unique challenges to finalizing the divorce. Every asset must be cataloged during a divorce and determine which properties were earned before the marriage. If you or your spouse has a high net worth, contact a… Read more »

Prenuptial Agreements: How to Discuss Them with Your Partner

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Couples preparing to get married may discuss the possibility of having a prenuptial agreement drawn up by a family law lawyer Greensboro. A prenuptial agreement is a legal document allowing couples to decide how their assets get divided if they get divorced. Many engaged couples are creating prenuptial agreements due to the change in family… Read more »

Do Grandparents Have Rights in a Divorce?

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Divorce is often a difficult time for everyone involved, including the grandparents. In some situations, grandparents are not permitted visitation with their grandchildren in the event of a divorce, parental termination of rights, or death of a parent. These situations often leave grandparents wondering how to maintain a relationship with their grandchildren and if they… Read more »

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