In NC what is the difference between joint custody and shared physical custody

Joint custody refers to the legal right of both parents to make legal decisions for the child. If both parents are fit and proper parents (and...

I concur with Mr. Domer. My short answer is regardless of the type of document the answer is yes but only IF BOTH PARTIES CONSENT. If not, you...

My wife abandoned me and took baby with her. I don`t know where she is and want to sell house she is not on loan but on deeds

You can file an action for equitable distribution and ask the court to allow you to sell the house through an interim distribution. However, if...

Is It Considered Neglect, If A Lil Boy Doesn't Want To Wear Underwear To Bed, Loundging, Swimming, Etc?

He is a child and you are the parent so you do need to decide the rules and enfore them with your ex. This is called co-parenting. But as to...

If an order is broken and it states on the order without prejudice can a person be held in contempt

Even though the order was temporary, if a party failed to comply with it and has no justifiable excuse, then contempt proceedings are a valid...

What is a 50 C ?

You should fight it. A 50C is quite difficult to get because you have to prove nonconsensual sex or stalking. I posted a link to the statute...

My wife had a friend of hers go to the courthouse and fill out a 50B in my wifes name and signed my wifes name.

If you can prove that, then the verification that was signed under oath was perjury on the part of the friend and the friend could be criminally...

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Generally, this is where you would list your contentions for an unequal distribution of the marital estate. An example is shown below: A. N.C....

How can I find out if my exwife is working? what if she is working can i take her to court to stop alimon?

First, you have to determine whether your alimony obligation is modifiable. If so, you may be able to reduce it if your ex is now working and as...

I have a child with a man we lived together for 5 years and are now split apart what rights do I have were my child is concerned

If you had a child out of wedlock and never married, then the child is illegitimate under NC law unless the father filed a petition to legitimate...