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My Husband Left Me, What Now? Here Are 10 Ways to Cope
If your husband left you, you may feel shocked, sad, angry, and fearful of the future at the same time. It will take time for you to heal and figure out what comes next, but we have 10 ways to help you cope with losing your marital relationship. So let’s get started helping you see a brighter future.
23 Book Quotes to Help You Survive Separation
If you’re facing a potential separation or have already split up from your ex, find encouragement for the journey. These 23 poetic separation quotes may help you survive, become stronger, and surprisingly, even more loving.
How to Ask for a Divorce: 9 Ways to Make the Conversation Easier
Divorce is difficult, but sometimes it’s the best solution for both parties involved. If you’re considering how to ask for a divorce, there are ways to make the conversation easier. Learn the nine tips to make the conversation go more smoothly.
Disadvantages of Filing for Divorce First: Why You May Want to Wait
When it comes to getting a divorce in North Carolina, there’s one big catch: you can only file after living separately and apart from your spouse for one year. So, when you’re finally ready to file, what are the disadvantages of filing for divorce first? And why might you want to wait? This blog post will look at both sides of the issue and help you make the best decision for yourself and your family.
“Separated” But Living Together? Requirements for Divorce in North Carolina
If you are separated but living together, the state of North Carolina may not recognize your separation as legal for a future divorce. For either marital party to apply for divorce in North Carolina, you must live separately and apart on your own for at least one year. So what does this mean for you? Let’s look at the idea of being separated but living together and see what a valid separation looks like in NC.
What is Absolute Divorce in North Carolina?
When considering a divorce in North Carolina, it is essential to understand the absolute divorce process, the only way to obtain an actual divorce in this state. You must meet specific requirements to qualify for an absolute divorce in NC. Let’s look at absolute divorce and how it works in North Carolina.
Alimony in North Carolina: How Long Does It Last?
No one answer fits everyone when it comes to how long alimony will last. It depends on many factors, including the couple’s income and the length of their marriage. In North Carolina, a judge can order support for a specified or indefinite term. Let’s look at what goes into a judge’s decision about how long spousal support should continue.
How to Know What Type of Divorce You Need
No one ever said that getting divorced was easy, but it can be much less complicated if you know about the different types of divorce. You may have heard the terms: collaborative divorce, no-fault divorce, uncontested divorce, divorce from bed and board, and absolute divorce. Keep reading to learn more about the types of divorce in our state, and prepare to take your next steps!
When Alienation of Affection Leads to Divorce
If you experience alienation of affection in your marriage, you may wonder if there is anything you can do. Let’s explore what alienation of affection is and when you can file a lawsuit against the person who took your spouse’s love away from you.
Child Support: How an Attorney Can Help
Child support is likely a top concern if you’re going through a separation or divorce. How will you afford to care for your children? What if the other parent isn’t willing to pay what is fair? A child support lawyer can help you negotiate a child support agreement that meets your children’s needs. They can also help you enforce child support payments if the other parent falls behind. Let’s look at how a child support lawyer can help you with child support.
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