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Sole Child Custody in North Carolina

Sole Child Custody in North Carolina When parents divorce, one of their main concerns is often child custody. Both parents are generally part of their child’s lives going forward, but they need to iron out the details. In many cases, the children will reside primarily with one parent while the…

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What to Include in a Parenting Plan in North Carolina

What to Include in a Parenting Plan in North Carolina When parents divorce, they have an obligation to continue to provide for their children’s needs and spend time with their children. A parenting plan is the ideal option to provide both parents with the framework for how to parent together…

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Is Your Divorce High Conflict or Low Conflict?

Is Your Divorce High Conflict or Low Conflict? Going through a divorce can be one of the most stressful situations in your life. Even though a divorce may be considered “no-fault”, it still may have some challenges. Divorce almost always has some degree of conflict and may be classified as…

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What is Conscious Co-Parenting?

What is Conscious Co-Parenting? Divorce can take its toll on all members of the family. Parents often worry that divorce will cause their children irreparable emotional harm. Parents need to be mindful of how they handle the many issues revolving around divorce so they make the process as easy for…

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Managing Summer Vacation After Divorce

Managing Summer Vacation After Divorce When going through a separation and divorce, you develop new family norms and establish routines.  Now, summer is coming and it can bring some challenges. The typical daily life will be different now that school is not in session. Your needs and the needs of…

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Separation in North Carolina

Separation in North Carolina When couples tie the knot, they do not imagine that their marriage will ever come to an end. Unfortunately, almost half of all marriages will result in divorce. In North Carolina, absolute divorce means that you and your partner legally end your marriage. Couples are required…

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Mediation in Divorce in North Carolina

Mediation in Divorce in North Carolina Divorce can be difficult for couples, particularly for those who have been married a long time or have accumulated a large number of assets. North Carolina law provides for the equal distribution of assets in divorce. This can often lead to disagreements that aren’t…

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