The Social Security Administration goes over and recalculates Social Security every year. Changes to Social security can occur due to changes in the outside environment such as inflation. Whether you are planning for retirement, retired, or already receiving benefits, staying up-to-date on these changes is important so you can better plan your financial future. In…
Bankruptcy offers a fresh financial start for those struggling with debt by providing a structured way to manage or discharge debts. Understanding the eligibility criteria for bankruptcy is crucial before embarking on the process. Eligibility requirements vary depending on the type of bankruptcy you’re considering (such as Chapter 7 or Chapter 13) and your financial…
Child support is a requirement after a child’s parents are separated or divorced. Whether you’re a custodial parent seeking financial assistance or a noncustodial parent fulfilling your obligations, let’s learn how to file for child support in North Carolina. Child Support Basics In North Carolina, child support is paid by the noncustodial parent. The amount…
In North Carolina, family law covers a wide range of issues, such as custody, divorce, and adoption. All these legal matters concern the rights and responsibilities of family relationships. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of family law cases. Child Custody and Support One of the most contentious matters in family law…
Sometimes, you want to proceed through the divorce process as quickly as possible. For many, they want to move on with their lives and don’t want to attend numerous hearings and legal proceedings. But how long does divorce take in NC? Let’s examine a few factors that could influence the speed of the divorce process…
While all couples hope their marriage will last, that is not always the case. When it comes to a divorce, there are many factors to consider, even the costs. From filing fees to attorney costs, it can be an expensive endeavor. Before you start, let’s explore all the aspects of this legal process so that…
From marriage and divorce to child custody and adoption, North Carolina family law covers a wide range of issues. If you need to resolve a legal problem, you will want to understand the state’s rights, regulations, and responsibilities. Let’s examine all the key points of North Carolina family law. Marriage and Divorce Before a couple…
When your marriage ends, you might have plenty of concerns on your mind. Along with child custody and spousal support, property division can lead to disputes between the separating couples. How is property division in North Carolina divorce handled? Let’s look at the legalities regarding equitable distribution and marital assets in the Tar Heel State….
Child custody decisions are some of the most contentious legal matters in the state. In many situations, both parents want to be awarded custody. However, it is up to the judge to make a fair and reasonable decision that aligns with the child’s best interests. But does the child have a say in the process?…
During a separation or divorce, there are two very important aspects to consider: child custody and visitation rights. Many of these issues can turn into contentious matters. However, when you look at the legal considerations, you can get a better understanding of your rights under North Carolina laws. Let’s take a closer look at visitation…
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