If you are going through a divorce in North Carolina, one of the most important issues you will need to resolve is how to divide your marital property. In North Carolina, property division is governed by the legal principle of equitable distribution. But what does...
At Mercedes O. Chut, P.A., we understand that divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process. One of the many issues that must be addressed during a divorce is spousal support, also known as alimony. If you are considering divorce or are currently involved...
For parents in North Carolina who are facing the prospect of separating or divorcing, ensuring the well-being of their children is paramount. Child custody and support arrangements have a profound impact on a child's life, and making informed decisions in these matters is crucial. Mercedes...
North Carolina is a no-fault divorce state. This means that you do not need to prove your spouse’s fault (such as adultery or cruelty) to obtain a divorce. You can simply state that the marriage is irretrievably broken. This can mean certain things for the...
In North Carolina, divorce can be a challenging process, particularly when one spouse is unwilling to go through with it. A common question is, “Can a spouse refuse to grant a divorce?” The simple answer is no. North Carolina law allows for a divorce process...
Separation involves significant changes and can often bring up feelings of stress, sadness, and anger. However, it’s important to make informed choices, especially regarding legal rights and future outcomes. Making the wrong decisions during a separation can have long-term consequences, so it’s essential to be...
When going through a divorce, many people wonder if it makes a difference who files first. In North Carolina, like in most states, the person who initiates the divorce is known as the “plaintiff,” while the other spouse is the “defendant.” While technically either...
When facing the challenges of divorce, one question often arises: How will property and assets be divided? In North Carolina, the answer typically lies in a legal principle called “equitable distribution.” Equitable distribution is a method used to divide marital property fairly between spouses, though...
Adultery is an act that can shatter the foundation of trust in a marriage, leading to emotional turmoil and often, the dissolution of the marital union. In North Carolina, the legal system acknowledges the severe impact of adultery, not only on the emotional well-being of...
Custody disputes can be some of the most complex and emotional cases that family law attorneys handle. When grandparents, stepparents, or abusive households are involved, the stakes can be even higher. Grandparents' Rights Grandparents may have legal rights to custody of their grandchildren, depending on...
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