Divorce/ Annulment
In the State of North Carolina, you must be separated for at least a year and a day, before you can file for divorce or an annulment.
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In the State of North Carolina, you must be separated for at least a year and a day, before you can file for divorce or an annulment.
No. This would be the separate assets of the receiving spouse.
She's right, if the mother was still legally married to your now husband, then he had to go on the birth certificate as the father (automatically),...
File a Petition to Partition. The division of proceeds will be dependent on the contributions made by each party. If your sister hasn’t contributed...
This doesn't sound like a consent order, since the judge ended up having to decide what happened. Therefore, you just need the judge's signature...
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If what you found is still relevant, then it could affect a custody determination if your ex is having this man around your child. It will likely...
Both of them can change his/her name to be whatever they want as a result of the marriage, but that will not change the names on their birth...
Most likely, you'll need his permission. You could petition the court for the name change, and the clerk will decide. You'll definitely have to...
Not sure who told you that you could not move out at age 18, because you can.