Can I modify a visitation court order for a 16 year old not to visit her father.

North Carolina case law provides that a child of suitable age deciding that she no longer wishes to spend time with one parent does constitute a...

How do I get sole custody so that I can make all decisions and if something happens to me, my family has custody.?

You are confusing two aspects of family law -- child support and child custody. A parent's failure to pay child support does not result in a...

Your verbal agreement is not enforceable. If there was equity created in the house during the marriage (doesn't matter who was making the mortgage...

Is there any way we could get a divorce before the year is up.

No. But claims for child custody, child support, alimony, and equitable distribution may be asserted before you are eligible to obtain a divorce,...

Looking for advice on my scenario

This is very simple. If you have retained an attorney who isn't living up to your standards, you may discharge the attorney, recover any unearned...

In a typical separation/divorce, it is a good thing, not a bad thing, when the non-custodial parent shows up to sporting events, graduations, and...

Can someone please guide us?

A substantial reduction in income, that is involuntary and not in a bad faith attempt to lower your child support obligation, may warrant a...

Can i be held in contempt if it isnt in the current agreement?

By definition, contempt occurs only when a court order is violated. If you do not have a court order providing for joint custody, you cannot be...

Should I file for the equitable distribution and Spousal Support? or request a trial at the non contested divorce hearng ?

It sounds like there are several moving pieces and parts you would be well advised to retain a family law attorney to assist you with. Good luck!

Can husband legally take out "his share" of money from property distribution prior to 50/50 property split? see notes.

First of all, you cannot "waive" his obligation to pay child support. It will be his responsibility (and yours) to support your children until...