Will I need t?o pay alimony

I agree with Mr. Manning. Sexting alone wouldn’t be enough to bar alimony. Please note, however, that adultery can be proved by circumstantial...

You can have your husband adopt your daughter. You'll need to obtain your child's father's consent first. If he consents, then you can move...

Need to know what to do about being falsely accused of things

Contact a family law attorney and the police as soon as possible, and keep records of every instance in which this has happened. You should also...

How can I go about changing my child's last name from my maiden name to my name of marriage?

You can have your child’s last name changed by filing an application with the clerk of the superior court in the county where you and your child...

Do I need a family law attorney

Possibly, but it would depend on what claim(s) the estate has filed against you. I would consult with an estate or probate attorney first. If you...

Do I need to cite the medical condition to have the regular driving license of a family member brought under evaluation?

Citing the exact medical condition of your family member is not necessary. You simply have to make a request for evaluation in writing and sign...

Family Court in regards to Child Support. Requesting a Continuance vs. Leave

Mr. Whittaker gave you great advice. If you’re representing yourself, start with the clerks of court. They should be able to help. You might...

What do I need to do prove to a judge that 50/50 custody is in my childs best interest? I plan on asking for 50/50 in 2 years.

I cannot say that there is anything in particular that you need to do to prove that you are trying to be the best dad you can be. If you are...

How do my ex and I file for joint custody without hiring a lawyer?

If possible, I would encourage you to speak with a family law attorney before filing for custody on your own. Have you considered hiring an...

If my ex allows my current husband to adopt my daughters can we still have an agreement for visitation?

You could, but that agreement probably would not be enforceable under NC law, specifically N.C.G.S. 48-3-610. Likewise, after the adoption, your...