Huntersville, NC
Family Lawyer at Huntersville, NC
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +2 more
By Christopher Adkins: Custody orders in North Carolina provide stability, but life changes. Parents can request modifications if a substantial change affects a child’s best interests. Here’s how cour...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins: Custody schedules in North Carolina range from week-on/week-off to every-other-weekend. Each has pros and cons depending on your child’s age, school, and family situation. Here’...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins. In North Carolina, divorcing spouses may face two types of support: postseparation support (PSS), which is temporary, and alimony, which is longer-term. Here’s how courts decide...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins of Adkins Law, PLLC in Huntersville NC. Child custody is one of the most important—and often stressful—parts of separation or divorce in North Carolina. Here’s a clear guide to c...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins of Adkins Law, PLLC. Child support in North Carolina is calculated using state guidelines that consider income, custody schedules, and child-related expenses. Here’s how courts d...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins of Adkins Law, PLLC in Huntersville NC. North Carolina is one of the few states that still recognizes "heartbalm torts," lawsuits tied to marital interference. Alienation of Affe...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins of Adkins Law, PLLC. North Carolina is one of the few states that still recognizes Alienation of Affection and Criminal Conversation. Both allow spouses to sue third parties for ...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins of Adkins Law, PLLC. Criminal Conversation is a civil lawsuit in North Carolina that allows a spouse to sue a third party for having sexual relations with their husband or wife d...
See Full GuideAlienation of Affection is a civil lawsuit in North Carolina where a spouse can sue a third party for wrongfully interfering with a marriage. Unlike divorce, it seeks money damages for destroying love...
See Full GuideBy Christopher Adkins When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important—and often most emotional—questions that arises is: What happens with the children? North Carolina law provides a frame...
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