Raleigh, NC
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Raleigh, NC
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
Everyone is allowed to leave whatever they want to whoever they want; and the law also allows a potential heir to challenge a Will, if there is a...
Include the court order in your daughter's file, so if there is any question about who can do what, they can refer to the order. AND, get the...
If the money was awarded to replace his lost income (or to compensate for future wages which are anticipated to be lost), then yes, he should...
A criminal record may or may not have a lot of bearing in a child custody case, unless it involves violence, involved the child, or caused jail...
Whoever promised to make the payments is responsible for the payments. If the ring was purchased using your account, you were probably the one...
Filing for paternity or legitimation can get the father on the birth certificate, but they are different. Filing for custody, in conjunction with...
NC Law (50-13.2) states that "absent an order of the court to the contrary, each parent shall have equal access to the records of the minor child...
You are wanting to do what is often referred to as a "second-parent adoption". This is no longer available in North Carolina, as of December 2010....
Your options will depend on whether the Separation Agreement was incorporated and became a part of the Divorce Decree, and what you are going...
I agree with Howard. What should you get is a Declaratory Judgment, which will be a court order stating that your marriage is void. You can use...