Regardless of whether you are paying alimony or receiving it, questions often arise after a divorce. Life circumstances change, and many people wonder: can alimony be changed or terminated in North Carolina? A new job, a loss of income, remarriage, cohabitation, or...
Today, most issues in divorce proceedings are resolved between the parties without court involvement. However, the need for alimony may not be readily apparent.
Alimony and Spousal Support in North Carolina Alimony in North Carolina is never automatic. A spouse qualifies only by proving they are a "dependent spouse" — actually and substantially dependent on the other spouse for support — and that the other spouse is a...
If you have been divorced and are obligated to pay alimony, can that payment amount be reduced due to financial difficulty? The short answer is yes – if an appropriate motion is made, and a substantial change in circumstances is shown. Let’s take a closer look...
Owning a business can be a very worthwhile and rewarding experience in many ways. You get to bring your dreams to life. You get to be your own boss. You have the chance to build something from the ground up, something that may bring financial rewards, personal...
If you and your spouse have made the difficult decision to pursue a divorce, it is likely a highly emotional time for you and probably a very difficult one in many ways. On top of the stress you are already feeling, the last thing you need is added financial stress...
If you rely on your spouse’s income, you may qualify for post-separation support.
Alimony and post-separation support are available in North Carolina without any fault. However, it maybe considered when deciding if alimony is available.
Most people typically think of alimony when considering monetary support and divorce. However, if you rely on your spouse’s income, you may qualify for post-separation support.
While there are several ramifications that can come from getting a divorce, losing your health insurance is a result that many people don’t consider.
If you are a dependent spouse, you may not have to pay attorney’s fees for your claim for alimony.
Many people feel the need to modify their alimony obligations when their small business becomes financially strained.
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