Helpful Information for Navigating Your Divorce

Divorce is never easy, but with our help, you can expect a brighter, more hopeful future.

Article Categories

Click to filter for the category your are looking for.

Litigating Your Divorce in Court in North Carolina

Discover the ins and outs of divorce litigation in North Carolina, from filing a petition to the final decree. Learn why some cases end up in court and how a skilled attorney like Dustin McCrary can guide you. Navigate the complexities with guidance from The Law Office of Dustin McCrary – your trusted partner in North Carolina divorce proceedings.

Read More

How Do I File for Divorce?

Learn how to file for divorce in North Carolina, from no-fault grounds to residency requirements. Discover the crucial steps and the importance of hiring the right attorney. At The Law Office of Dustin McCrary, we specialize in divorce law and guide you through the process for a smoother journey. Call us today for expert advice.

Read More

Finding A Local Divorce Lawyer

Even in the best of circumstances, divorce, like most legal matters, can be a lengthy and complicated process. It can be a journey with a lot of twists and turns. The good news is that it’s not a journey you have to make alone. In fact, it’s a journey that you...

Read More

How To File For Divorce In North Carolina

You may have arrived at this page because you feel that your marriage has reached its end. Sometimes this happens suddenly – in other cases, it is a resolution reached after a long time and a great deal of thought. Regardless of what has led you to this point,...

Read More

Divorcing An Unemployed Spouse

The end of a marriage is difficult, even in the best of circumstances. Even when you know it’s the best decision, it is still a painful process. This is even more true when there are extenuating circumstances that can add an extra layer of complexity to the...

Read More

We’ll meet you right where you are.

We help you navigate the legal and emotional impacts of divorce.

Where clients are neighbors, not numbers.