In this blog: North Carolina generally presumes an equal division of marital and divisible property is equitable, although courts may consider factors supporting a different result.High-asset divorces may involve closely held businesses, investment accounts, real estate, retirement assets, deferred compensation, and substantial debt.Classification and valuation can have a major influence on which assets are Read More
What to Know Before You Pursue Divorce in North Carolina
In this blog: North Carolina spouses generally must live in separate residences for at least one year and one day before pursuing an absolute divorce.Property division and alimony claims generally must be asserted before the divorce becomes final or those rights may be lost.Custody and child support may be addressed separately from the divorce itself.Reviewing finances, parenting concerns, and long-term Read More
Are People Getting Married Less or Obtaining Pre-Nuptial Agreements More?
Here are 5 reasons why you need a Pre-Nuptial Agreement in today’s society:We know the grim statistics: Almost 50% of all first marriages end in divorce and in 2025, second marriage divorce rates are around 60%. Marriage is still a commitment that people want to engage in both culturally and sometimes for religious reasons. Many couples are prioritizing commitment and long-term partnerships, with marriage being one Read More
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