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A classic study highlighted recently by Psychology Today provides bedrock insights into some of the main reasons people divorce. Although the study is more than 20 years old, it continues to be influential and is still relevant today. In 1997, researchers collected more than a…
Deciding whether to get a divorce is a complex and emotional process. It is one that takes time and benefits from information. When it comes to financial matters like alimony (“spousal support”), you need to know what to expect. If you’re considering divorce in North…
Since 2020, remote work has transformed from a necessity to a preferred arrangement for many parents. At Scott Law Group, we’ve witnessed firsthand how this shift is reshaping family law and custody arrangements in North Carolina. Opportunities and Challenges Remote work offers flexible schedules and…
As Independence Day approaches, many North Carolinians are looking forward to celebrating with fireworks, barbecues, and outdoor activities. While the Fourth of July is a time to have fun and celebrate, it is critical to prioritize safety and understand local laws. Here are some important…
Navigating child custody issues can be one of the most challenging aspects of family law for parents in North Carolina. Whether you’re dealing with repeated violations of an existing custody order or changing circumstances that affect your current arrangement, understanding your options is critical. Many…
If you’re in North Carolina and thinking about divorce, you might be wondering, “What happens to our debts?” It’s a crucial question and knowing the answer can help you plan your next steps more confidently. In a North Carolina divorce, marital property and divorce debt…
Receiving divorce papers, even if not entirely unexpected, can stir a mix of emotions and questions about the future. Knowing the right steps to take can provide some stability and clarity during this challenging time. Here are three important steps to consider if you find…
What should you wear when you have a court hearing in your North Carolina divorce or family law case? It’s more important than you may think. Judges have certain expectations for how people should dress for court, and it’s good to know what those expectations…
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,…
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…
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