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What to Do When Your Ex Does Not Follow a Court Order
In North Carolina, court orders, whether entered by a judge after hearing evidence or entered by a judge after the parties agreed to a set of terms, establish parameters for the parties to operate within. Orders may require specific actions of the parties, or they may require the parties to refrain from certain behaviors. While…
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Child Support Modifications in North Carolina
Life’s unpredictability can sometimes impact a parent’s ability to fulfill child support obligations. Whether due to job loss, illness, economic downturns, or other unforeseen circumstances, many parents can struggle with child support payments. If you’re in this situation, you might wonder about the possibility of modifying your child support order. This guide will help you…
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Child Custody Agreements: Key Considerations for Parents
Child custody is a pivotal concern during a separation. When parents mutually agree on custody arrangements, it often results in a more successful outcome than court-imposed decisions. Here are tips to help you understand the intricacies of custody agreements and the role of experienced family law attorneys in helping to ensure. The Importance of Mutual…
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Can I Modify My Child Support?
Over time both court orders and out of court agreements on child support may become outdated and require reconsideration. When it comes to issues surrounding child custody and child support, the court retains authority in each North Carolina court case to determine the best interests of a child and can enter orders that modify existing…
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Grandparents’ Rights
Grandparents are allowed to seek visitation or custody of a grandchild only in limited situations in North Carolina. This is because the courts are not allowed to infringe on a parent’s constitutionally protected status or allow others to interfere with those parental rights without compelling reasons. In situations where a minor child is residing with…
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What Factors are Considered in a North Carolina Child Custody Case?
Parents who find themselves dealing with any type of child custody dispute, or anticipate having to go through a custody dispute, often find themselves asking what factors a judge considers when making a custody and visitation determination. Most parents can come to an understanding on custody, but when agreements are not possible, it becomes necessary…
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