When Children Say They Don’t Want to Visit It’s not uncommon for parents to hear their child say, “I don’t want to go.” Whether it’s due to normal family tension, the challenges of adjusting to divorce, or a genuine fear of the other parent’s home environment, these words can create confusion and stress. Parents naturally […]
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School is out, schedules open up, and opportunities for vacations, camps, and extended family visits pop up. For separated or divorced parents, the arrival of summer can raise an important question: can we change our custody agreement to better fit our children’s summer plans? The short answer is yes, but it depends on the circumstances,
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There are few experiences more painful for a parent than losing custody of their child. Whether the court’s decision came after a long battle or took you by surprise, it is normal to feel overwhelmed, confused, and deeply hurt. It is important to know that while this moment is incredibly difficult, it is not the
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Raising a child is one of life’s biggest commitments and for many families, sometimes that journey happens outside the bounds of marriage. Whether you cohabited for years, shared parenting responsibilities, or simply chose not to marry, it’s important to understand that your legal rights as an unmarried parent can differ in key ways from those
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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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Hearing your spouse say the words, “I want a divorce,” is one of the most difficult and emotional moments anyone can experience. Even if you agree with the decision, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed, hurt, or even panicked. But how you handle these first steps can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce and your
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