Civil procedure in North Carolina divorces

Filing for divorce in the state of North Carolina can be a cumbersome process because of the complexities that guide the process. However, Civil Procedure is necessary in order to maintain the integrity and order of the judicial process. This article will serve as a...

An Overview of Alimony Requirements

Most people who are contemplating or going through a divorce know, or quickly come to find out, that alimony, or spousal support, is often one of the primary issues to be addressed during the process. Alimony is a legally required payment by one spouse, often called...

Is fault a factor in awarding alimony?

In North Carolina, alimony is a payment by a supporting spouse to a dependent spouse for support and maintenance. Alimony and post-separation support are available in North Carolina without any fault. This is the result of a change in the law that took effect in 1995....

Expert Witnesses: What Role Do They Play?

An expert witness can be a great tool to use during litigation if a dispute exists in your family law case. Expert witnesses are a familiar staple in litigation that you may have seen on television or in movies portraying a financial advisor, physician, or other...