Parents of young children may have a more difficult time explaining why they will not be living together anymore, but that doesn't mean the conversation should be avoided. Young children tend to be very inquisitive and are likely to notice something is different right...
If you're thinking that scheduling a relaxing family vacation in North Carolina might just be the thing to fix your marital problems, you may want to think again. Although family vacations do not necessarily contribute to higher divorce rates, they could cause couples...
If you are considering divorce in North Carolina, you may be dreading what you imagine to be a long, contentious process involving many trips to court. However, an adversarial divorce is not inevitable, and in fact, there are a number of advantages of using mediation....
The process of getting a divorce is undoubtedly challenging. People experience grief, anger and shame that does not go away just because they file paperwork or change their legal status. That said, there are various ways that people can prevent unnecessary disputes...
According to researchers, the divorce rate for those who are 50 and older is much higher than it is for those in other age groups. It isn't uncommon for married couples in North Carolina and elsewhere to stay together for the sake of their children. After their kids...
For couples who are facing divorce in North Carolina, co-parenting with a difficult ex is rarely easy. However, learning how to co-parent is important in order to provide stability and security for your kids. While it's possible for some couples to agree on certain...
As you navigate the divorce process in North Carolina, it often seems that one misstep can derail your entire case. And even if your case is successful, you might find yourself wondering how you'll move on with your life once the divorce is over. Here's some things...
Most people say that you shouldn't have kids to keep your marriage together. While this is true advice, there's no doubt that having kids makes it harder to file for divorce. In fact, many second and third marriages end up dissolving because they don't have shared...
Divorced parents in North Carolina and across the United States usually have a child custody arrangement. A joint custody agreement determines which parent the child will spend holidays with, when the child will visit each parent and other important matters. If your...
Child custody battles in North Carolina can be incredibly stressful and draining. And if the child decides that they want to live with their other parent, the custodial parent might have to deal with old wounds opening up again. However, they should step back and...
