Some North Carolina spouses could eventually find themselves facing emotional issues in their marriages. If left to grow, a crisis may lead to divorce. While there are many emotions and behaviors that can negatively impact a marriage, contempt is a particularly...
As major life changes occur, you may want to change the provisions in your will. Knowing how to do this effectively can help ensure your property is distributed according to your wishes. While some general guidelines can give you a basic idea of how wills work,...
Divorce is fraught with negative emotions, from depression to resentment. This range of intense feelings is normal for those going through or coming out of a divorce. However, sometimes the anger crosses the line into dangerous hatred that affects the children. One...
Couples in North Carolina who file for divorce in January are part a trend in which divorce filings tend to peak immediately after the new year. According to some estimates, one out of every five married couples contemplates whether to get a divorce when the holidays...
It is not unusual for discussions over property division to become contentious when couples in North Carolina and around the country file for divorce, and these negotiations can become especially heated when the assets involved include artwork on which it can be...
People in North Carolina who are involved in tech startups might run into additional complications in a divorce. In recent years, the profession that tends to have most complex and high-asset divorces has shifted from medicine and law to tech. The long hours required...
Even though a divorce might be a good option for some couples in North Carolina, there are some lingering effects it can have on each spouse's credit. The act of filing doesn't typically make a difference. After a few months, however, there will likely be noticeable...
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