I would like to legally separate from my husband and we have a son (age 11)? What do I need to do?

A Separation Agreement and Property Settlement is a common way to address the legal issues related to your marriage and separation from your...

My husband left me labor day come to find out he is sleeping with my daughter can i bring charges against her

Adultery is a criminal offense in North Carolina. How old is your daughter?

Need a lawyer that can contest a divorce claim, start an alienation of affection lawsuit and possibly an abuse of process tort.

I am happy to discuss your case with you. We have offices in Orange and Wake County and I have experience with all of the issues you listed. ...

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Husband refuse to give mailing address because he owe 10,000plus in back child support.

Register the child support order in Florida and see if you qualify for any assistance there to enforce the child support order

How difficult would it be to add/change my daughters last name to that of her step father? Born in AK. Live in NC.

A name change is relatively simple process that does not require a lawyer. Go to your local Clerk's Office and ask for the appropriate forms.

Step-parent adoption in NC

A step-parent adoption is process driven by forms and statutory requirements. It is important to find an attorney in North Carolina with experience...

Step-parent adoption in nc

A step-parent adoption is process driven by forms and statutory requirements. It is important to find an attorney in North Carolina with...

Do I need to file legal separation through an attorney?

You do not need to file anything to be legally separated in North Carolina. The separation occurs when at least one of the parties is physically...

How to obtain and absolute divorce from a spouse on the run

To file for Absolute Divorce in North Carolina, you need to have been a resident of the state for the previous six months or longer, be physically...

After a property exemption form is filed is there a time limit for the execution of the of the judgment in NC?

A judgment is valid for ten years and can be renewed for an additional ten years. A writ of execution is needed to be issued by the Clerk's Office...