Divorce

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…

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….

Going through a divorce is a complicated process. Aside from determining child custody, one of the most contentious issues is deciding who will stay in the marital home. Who has to leave the house in divorce in North Carolina? These laws are often nuanced and depend on your specific situation. Let’s look at the questions…

Each state sets its own rules regarding separation and divorce for couples, and North Carolina is no different. Do you have to be separated for a year to get a divorce in NC? If you are a recently separated couple, you may have to wait until you can finalize the divorce. Here are all the…

After you have made the decision to separate from your spouse in North Carolina, that clock starts to tick. After a year, you will be able to officially divorce in the state. However, what should you do immediately after splitting up with your partner? If you are separating in North Carolina, here are a few…

Many couples want to end a marriage as quickly as possible. North Carolina has a waiting period before a divorce can be dissolved. While it’s true that North Carolina recognizes a one-year separation as one of the grounds for divorce, the good news is that you don’t always have to wait a whole year to…

Before marriage, many couples create prenuptial agreements to define and outline the financial obligations of the union. In the event of a divorce or death, the document specifies how property, debts, and support are granted. While these agreements are usually enforceable by the courts, there are a few circumstances that could invalidate a prenup in…

North Carolina couples must decide on a variety of issues during a divorce, such as how to divide debts and marital property. State courts uphold the equitable distribution principle. This implies a fair division of all assets and obligations accumulated throughout the marriage. It may not always imply equality. Here are some things to consider…

Divorces are a major change in your life. In North Carolina, the divorce process can cover the dissolution of the marriage and the establishment of child custody. These arrangements are designed to provide some support and stability, but life is always changing. When circumstances change, individuals can seek modification for these orders. Here are a…