Some divorces end with the ex-spouses on good terms with each other. Others do not end as well. If you are on acrimonious terms with your ex-spouse and you have a joint custody order for your child, this may seem more like punishment as compared to a decision the...

For fathers going through a North Carolina divorce, custody matters are among the issues typically addressed. However, if you and your child’s mother were not married before you split, spending time with your child can become challenging if your ex refuses visitation....

One of the most challenging aspects of divorce is dealing with child-rearing issues. Even with a solid parenting plan in place, it is often difficult to form a united front with your ex-spouse. This is especially true when your ex tries to turn your child against you....

One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is rebuilding your life once the process is over. In the event that you and your ex-spouse have children, the most common arrangement is joint custody. Typically in this situation, both parents will set up their own...

Parental alienation affects many children of divorce, and it is to their detriment. However, when dealing with this issue, many parents do not think to consider their child's future. Living with parental alienation can create more than just current-day problems. It...

If you are party to an ongoing custody dispute, you may wonder how you can speed up the process and still obtain the best possible outcome. So, when your child expresses to you that he or she would prefer to live with you for the majority of the time, you may assume...

When a North Carolina married couple with children files for divorce, it brings numerous issues front and center that they must resolve before achieving a settlement. Child custody is a top priority, and a concerned parent can take comfort in knowing that he or she...

If parents have a contentious relationship, it can intensify the stress of their divorce. While some parents in North Carolina are able to get along peacefully and, perhaps, even attend functions together, such as school plays or holiday parties, others can barely be...

When a pair of North Carolina parents file for divorce, they must resolve any number of issues pertaining to their children. Child custody can be a complex topic and stressful as well, especially if the parents in question disagree on a specific matter. Most family...

North Carolina married couples who have children really have their work cut out for them if they decide to file for divorce. No matter what issues have transpired between spouses, good parents want what is best for their kids. If the two parents in question happen to...