8 No-Fight Ways to Divide Property During Divorce
Divorce is emotional, but when dividing property and assets, it’s best to leave emotion aside and focus on a fair split. Here are eight options for how to divide property during divorce.
Divorce is emotional, but when dividing property and assets, it’s best to leave emotion aside and focus on a fair split. Here are eight options for how to divide property during divorce.
If you are going through a divorce in Raleigh, you may hear the terms “mediation” and “arbitration.” But what does that mean?
If you’re about to go through divorce, you may be wondering about alimony.
Here is the breakdown on alimony and how it works.
If you’ve never been to court before, you might be expecting television drama. In reality, a child custody hearing is much more quiet.
Of course an affair has a large emotional impact on the separation from your spouse, but it can also have legal ramifications.
While not romantic, it’s often pragmatic to protect each side with a prenup in case the partnership later dissolves.
Children are often one of the greatest sources of concern during divorce — for good reason. Even during an amicable split, deciding “who gets” the children can be difficult.
For some women, the house is more than just a place to store stuff and sleep. Many feel an emotional attachment to this home. But when facing a divorce, the house is not just a home: it’s both an asset and a liability.
Like any legal process, divorce can be confusing for those unfamiliar with the court system. Here are answers to some frequent legal questions.
You may be wondering about our Second Saturday divorce workshop in Wake County, NC. Here’s a Q&A on what to expect.