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…
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…
If you are a parent or guardian, you need to understand the laws in North Carolina. Child custody can be difficult to navigate for anyone. In almost all cases, the court’s decisions are centered around the child’s best interests. Whether you’re seeking custody or want to modify your current agreement, here are a few things…
Nowadays, it seems that there is a lawyer for everything, and one can go to court for almost anything. This also applies to those in established relationships and those directly related to one another. The area of law that affects couples and families is known as Family Law. The most common thought that comes to…
With Spring around the corner, we are all transitioning from the cold of Winter to the warmth that Spring promises. It’s a time of transition, similarly it may be a time of change in your life. Perhaps you are going through a new phase of your life, whether it be family related or you’re evaluating…
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