Are you a victim of domestic violence? If you are, you may find yourself feeling overwhelmed. Afraid. Uncertain of where to turn, or what to do. It’s important to know and understand first and foremost, that if you find yourself in this situation, it’s not your fault...
Co-parenting after a divorce can be complicated. This is true even in the best of circumstances. Understandably, after a marriage ends, emotions are often running high, not to mention the fact that an inability to work together cooperatively is often part of what...
Unfortunately, we all may know someone who has been subjected to domestic violence. And as statistics show, domestic violence occurs at least once in two thirds of all marriages throughout the United States, with over 95% of those subjected to domestic violence being...
When most of us enter into a marriage, or really any type of long-term romantic relationship, particularly in the early stages of that relationship, we feel in love and we hope for the best. In the beginning, many people would find it almost impossible to believe that...
There are several reasons why a parent can decide to relocate. Though most of these reasons can result around positive changes, such as a new job, a new relationship, as well as being closer to family. However, there are times when a parent will decide to relocate due...
Are you a victim of domestic violence? If so, you should know first and foremost, that you are not at fault. You should also know that you are not alone. On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States....
What should you do if your spouse becomes so depressed that he or she threatens you or threatens self-harm?
It may be a hard and scary process, but the legal system is here to help you handle ending an abusive relationship.
North Carolina domestic violence statutes provide specific procedures to help victims obtain relief.