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…
If you are a parent, you want to do the best for your child. A divorce can add some complications to everyone’s lives. However, splitting custody can help to alleviate those disruptions. You and your spouse can equally share the responsibility of caring for your child. But is North Carolina a 50/50 custody state? Find…
Working through any child custody issue can be difficult. However, being an unmarried father can add another level of complexity to the situation. North Carolina’s state laws try to balance the child’s best interests and the rights of the parents. Whether you are trying to establish paternity or need to seek custody, here is how…
Navigating through child custody matters can be an emotional and legally complex process. However, having a good understanding of the guidelines that govern these cases can help you feel more confident and prepared. In North Carolina, the child’s best interests are the top priority in custody decisions. Learn about the different types of custody, the…
Asserting Custody: In 2022, many grandparents and other relatives are helping to raise the biological children of their children. It is a highly controversial and important topic to discuss because it is pivotal to the wellbeing and fostering of our next generation. Children all deserve to live in a household that provides them the tools…
When one parent moves with children from a different state to North Carolina, it may be necessary to transfer the custody or child support order. This is suggested when the terms of the original order make it hard for parents to continue to comply. An example would be when the distance between the 2 parents’…
There may be a time when a person other than the child’s parent will need to seek custody. For a successful outcome, two conditions must be present. First, both parents must be living in separate residences. Second, there must be an ongoing custody or visitation case occurring in the Courts. If either of the two…
Child custody is a legal term that includes a parent’s right to raise, care for, and make decisions regarding a child. Visitation is a secondary form of custody. A parent may be permitted to spend time with the child on a set schedule or under certain conditions. The child custody and visitation arrangement may either…
When faced with the dissolution of a relationship, separation, or child custody & divorce, it can be a more difficult process to go through when a child or multiple children are involved. Or perhaps, you and your partner are in the process of family planning, fostering, or adopting a child as a couple or in…
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