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Show legitimate cause for child custody modification
When a North Carolina married couple who are parents file for divorce, they must resolve all important issues pertaining to…
Spouses can use mediation in divorce
Few couples end their marriage easily. When a spouse seeks a divorce, strong emotions will likely emerge, leading to tension,…
How to minimize co-parent disagreements
As much as you’d hope for a smooth transition to co-parenting after your divorce is final. The reality is, many…
Can I lose child custody if I have a drug addiction?
Substance abuse impacts millions of families every year. If you are a parent who is struggling with addiction, your child…
Deferred prosecution–a first step to drug charge dismissal
If you are a young person, you undoubtedly have plans for your future that could include everything from attending graduate…
Can I get sole custody?
It is highly likely that you have some negative feelings toward your ex-spouse. Due to these negative feelings, you may…
Some DWI arrests eligible for expungement under new proposed laws
Everyone makes mistakes at one time or another and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a common…
Understanding how alcohol gets on your breath
When facing a charge of driving while intoxicated in Statesville, you may think that contesting the charges against you amounts…
Do you have to keep paying alimony if your ex-spouse cohabitates?
If you and your spouse choose to get a divorce (and you were the primary income earner in your home…
The dangers of ignition interlock devices
Many people convicted of drunk driving charges lose the right to drive for a period as part of their consequences.…
Dealing with a proposed parental relocation
There is no denying that a divorce can be a painful process (even for those who push for it). In…
Do not compromise on a parenting time schedule that does not work
One of the most crucial steps in child custody cases is establishing a parenting schedule. This document gives an agreement…
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