Do I still need a one-year separation period before I file for divorce in NC?
Attorney Love is correct - there is no way to avoid the one year 'waiting period' to get your divorce.
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Attorney Love is correct - there is no way to avoid the one year 'waiting period' to get your divorce.
"Should you" in your case isn't really a legal question, but one tied into your marriage and how confident you are about things lasting. Strictly...
This question is far too complex for a (free) internet forum. Pay the hourly fee for a consultation with a local family law attorney.
You would have to check the local rules and the pleadings themselves to determine if the motion was properly calendared.
Yes, you can request (file for) child support after the divorce is finalized. An informal agreement on the amount of support to pay shouldn't...
Probably yes, but unless the alimony award was multiple thousands of dollars then it seems economically unwise for you to try and pursue it. A...
(changed to child custody) No attorney is going to be able to promise that they will "win," and whether or not your case is successful is largely...
I agree with Mr. Love, but will add that his right to go after your retirement is NOT related to his infidelity or his conduct during the marriage....
No. Once there is a custody order in place, you can't dismiss the action. You will need to operate under the terms of any order that is in place,...
Your question is difficult to answer as you talk as if there is an "agreement" but then later mention there is a contempt action pending. You...