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Going through a divorce is extremely challenging, but there are steps that people in North Carolina can take to ameliorate the process. For starters, individuals should ensure they have a strong support system, and they should reach out to their family and friends for...
Overall, the divorce rate in North Carolina and throughout the country is dropping. However, for those who are 50 and older, the divorce rate has actually increased over the past 20 years according to research from Bowling Green. While older individuals may not be...
The ideal outcome in a North Carolina divorce is that the children remain close with both of their parents. However, the older a child is, the greater the likelihood that they will assign blame to one of the parents. When this happens, the parent whom the child is...
North Carolina parents who are going through a divorce may want to consider some advice about how to talk to their kids about the separation. Divorce is always an emotional challenge, and many parents have the tendency to say negative things about each other to their...
In the past, many North Carolina couples hesitated when it came to considering prenuptial agreements. Some did not want to contemplate a future divorce before they were even married while others did not want to have to negotiate with a future spouse. However, there...
For North Carolina employees, the pressures of divorce and maintaining a career can be difficult to balance. Oftentimes, the stress of the divorce overwhelms their ability to perform successfully at work. It is up to the employee to take the steps necessary to stay in...
When North Carolina couples are getting a divorce, there is a point in the process in which they are supposed to share information about their assets and debts for the purpose of property division. However, there could be cases in which one person tries to hide...
Credit can become an issue for North Carolinians who are looking to start over again after their divorce. The split between spouses can cause each spouse's credit score to fall, although the divorce itself is not the direct predicate for the drop. Each spouse should...
Parents who fail to pay child support may face fines or other financial penalties for not complying with a court order. However, North Carolina parents might be able to ask a judge to modify that order. Generally speaking, child support payments are based on a...
Perhaps the most stressful part of any divorce is custody and parenting time. Parents want to know what they can expect when it comes to creating a parenting plan. Fortunately, Parents in North Carolina have significant latitude when it comes to creating an agreement...