It can be changed by the consent of the parties. It can also be set aside if it was signed under duress or there is some evidence of fraud,...

Where can I find help to find an attorney. My husband abandoned me. He was the provider and I have no money.

I posted a link below to the NC Bar Association's attorney referral service. Start with that and you can get an initial consultation for...

Is it possible to come back from a separation?

Yes, many couples reconcile after getting reconciled. If that is your goal, invite your wife to attend marriage counseling with you. If she will...

Filed a petition. Now what?

With DSS cases you may be entitled to a court appointed attorney. Check with the Clerk. If not, I posted a link to the NC Bar Association...

What happens when a parent wins primary custody then decides they don't want the child?

Sounds like they are acting inconsistent with their constitutionally protected status. You need to file a motion showing a substantial change of...

Exspouse & I have maritial property in both our names. It's a VA loan my ex is veteran. Our maritial agreement states: my ex

If the separation agreement is valid and did not put a time restriction on you to refinance, then you do not have to refinance until you "are able...

A women I know was arrested for selling drugs can her rights as a parent be restricted or revoked

If the custody order is a NC order, the father could file a motion to suspend all visitation and ask that the court order the mother to complete...

I need legal advice on how to put somebody in rehab.

Consider filing an action to have her declared incompetent. In North Carolina, NC Gen Stat 35A-1101 defines incompetent as "an adult or...

Divorce during a bankruptcy

In North Carolina, if you file an action for equitable distribution then all of the marital assets and marital debt (including the bankruptcy) is...

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I filed my modification for child support and went to court and won. what happens if i dont turn in the order in 15 days?

Read the local rules for that county. See nccourts.org and click on the county and then local rules. Follow the rules. If you are in fact late...