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Sometimes, one spouse controls the purse strings. It can be that way for any number of reasons. It might even be one of the reasons you’re struggling in the marriage. Can Your Spouse Refuse to Pay? The trouble is, if your spouse controls the money, you probably need...
The short answer is no, but a judge might take your children’s wishes into account when deciding where they should live, if it comes to a judge deciding. In North Carolina Custody Cases, Judges May or May Not Consider the Children’s Wishes No one wants to have the...
It is about time to get your summer plans onto the calendar. If you are divorced, divorcing or otherwise sharing custody with another parent, that means making sure you comply with your custody order. If you don’t yet have a custody order in place, now may be a good...
If your boyfriend wants emergency custody of your child, it's understandable to feel frantic. Your parenting is under attack, and you need to act immediately to resolve the situation. But can a boyfriend who isn't the biological father actually get emergency custody...
A Guardian ad Litem, or GAL, plays a crucial role in safeguarding the best interest of children in North Carolina child custody cases. Acting as an independent advocate, the GAL’s sole responsibility is to represent the child above all else – GAL is not there for the...
No. In North Carolina child custody cases, there is a common misconception that mothers automatically get custody of their children. However, that is not true. Both mothers and fathers have equal legal standing when seeking child custody. That said, it’s not your...
Navigating child custody modifications in North Carolina can be complex, especially after a divorce or separation. When life circumstances change, the original custody order may need adjustments to ensure your child's best interests are met. Common Reasons to Modify a...
Going through a divorce in North Carolina can be an emotional and stressful experience. The last thing anyone needs is navigating through myths and misconceptions about the divorce process. Here, we aim to clear the air by debunking these top 5 divorce myths in NC,...
You may not know whether your kids are going to college or what your finances will look like when they do, but you should plan for the possibility. In North Carolina, child support obligations typically end when each child turns 18 (or up to 20 if they are still in...
If your adult child is making questionable parenting decisions, you may worry about your grandchild’s safety and well-being. However, to answer this question, depends on what’s going on. If both of your grandchildren’s parents are consistently making decisions that...
