Attorney Drorbaugh just gave you a lot of great advice. I would add not to leave until after you have a Separation Agreement fully-executed, if at...

You may or may not be able to gain access. If you left, with the intent not to live there anymore, and you have been staying at your new place,...

Question about Child Visitations during the COVID-19 Pandemic...

A parent should not be keeping their child from the other parent, because of the COVID-19 virus. There are plenty of safeguards that can be put...

What is my recourse when my ex girlfriend kicked me out after we had been together and agreed to get married.I sold my home and

Actually, depending on all of the facts, there is a civil suit similar to a breach of contract action, which is called a "breach of promise to...

If you have a court order that gives you the right to specific visitation dates/times, you could file a Motion for an Order to Show Cause, and if...

Generally speaking, you would need the father's consent to change the child's name. The clerk, for good cause shown, can waive the consent...

Unfortunately, the time has passed for you to be able to file for child support. She could, however, possibly inherit from him, if the father files...

1. He won't be able to take your house, but you will need to compensate him for his marital 1/2 (whatever that ends up being). 2. No 3. Yes, but...

The Power of Attorney is no longer valid. It ceased to be valid on the date of your father's death. It sounds like your brother may be the Executor...

The short answer is "yes". In NC, you don't need to "file for separation", in order to be considered "separated". All you need to do is physically...