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What Happens When a Spouse Refuses to Cooperate in Mediation?

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In North Carolina, mediation is often a required step in resolving family law disputes, especially when it comes to child custody or equitable distribution of property. Courts encourage mediation because it offers a way for couples to settle disagreements without the emotional and financial costs of a courtroom trial. Mediation gives both parties the opportunity […]

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How Remarriage Affects Alimony and Child Support in North Carolina

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Life often moves on after divorce, and for many, that means entering into a new marriage. However, remarriage can carry legal consequences that impact previous financial obligations, particularly when it comes to alimony and child support. In North Carolina, state laws provide clear guidance on how these support obligations are affected when either the paying

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Uncontested Divorces and Property Division: A Smoother Path to Separation

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Divorce can be a stressful and emotional experience, but for many couples, an uncontested divorce provides a way to move forward with minimal conflict. In North Carolina, an uncontested divorce occurs when both spouses agree on all major issues, including property division, child custody, and financial support. By working together to resolve these matters outside

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Relocation and Custody: Balancing Change with Child Welfare

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Relocating after a divorce or separation presents unique challenges, especially when children are involved. In North Carolina, the primary concern in such situations is the welfare and best interests of the child. Understanding how relocation impacts child custody can help parents navigate this complex process effectively. Understanding Relocation in the Context of Child Custody In

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How to Get Visitation Rights in North Carolina

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If you’re navigating a custody dispute or seeking visitation rights with your child, you may feel overwhelmed by the legal process. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or another relative, obtaining visitation rights requires a clear understanding of North Carolina family law and a thoughtful approach. At Lincolnton Family Law, we’re committed to helping you protect

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