Fathers Day is a beautiful holiday when your children get to celebrate their dad. You work hard all year long to make sure they’re happy and healthy, and this is a day for them to show you how much they appreciate everything you do. However, if you’re divorced or going…
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Who Gets Fido? Navigating Pet Custody During a Divorce
May is National Pet Month, when we celebrate the special role pets play in our families and in our hearts. Divorce is rarely a smooth process, but when children or pets are involved, things can get nasty quickly. While custody arrangements around children often involve splitting time between the two…
Mother’s Day During A Custody Dispute: Tips for a Meaningful Holiday
Mother’s Day is supposed to be a time of celebration and connection when we honor the women who brought us into this world and raised us. But for mothers in the midst of a custody dispute, enjoying the holiday can be much more complicated both emotionally and logistically. Whether you’re…
What are the Requirements for Head of Household When Filing Taxes?
Which filing status is the best option for you on your federal income tax return this year? More than one may apply, such as deciding with your spouse whether to file jointly or separately, but if you plan on filing as head of household, you must be sure you meet…
Spring Break Ideas for Single Parents Going Through a Custody Dispute
Spring break is an opportunity to spend quality time with your kids as they enjoy a break from the grind of school. Some families plan vacations or extravagant activities, but for those going through a custody dispute, finding fun things to do can be tricky. From monetary concerns to temporary…
Best St Patrick’s Day Activities for Children Of Divorced Parents In Greensboro, NC
For children of divorced parents, celebrating the holidays isn’t always easy. Navigating custody arrangements and giving both parents an opportunity to bond with their children can be a tricky balancing act. If you’re looking for ways to make this St. Patrick’s Day special for your children, here are a few…
Spreading Holiday Joy: Local Charities Supporting Children
The holiday season is a time for giving and, for many children in Guilford County, local charities play a crucial role in making the season magical. Whether it’s providing gifts, warm clothing, or meals, these organizations work tirelessly to bring smiles to children’s faces and alleviate some of the burdens…
Court Venues in North Carolina: Where Should Divorce Complaints be Filed?
The courthouse where a divorce complaint is filed is called the venue. Determining which venue to file in is important because only the proper venue can rule on a case. North Carolina law states that the venue for legal action is the county in which either party to the case…
Sole and Shared Physical Custody in North Carolina
North Carolina law states that custody of a child may be granted jointly to both parents or exclusively to one parent, but how is that decision made in custody cases? All North Carolina orders for custody must be based on what arrangement will promote the best interest and welfare of…
Ambiguous Language and Settlement Agreements in North Carolina
The language in any contract must be clear and unambiguous, and this standard is true of settlement agreements in divorce proceedings as well. When the terms of an agreement are left open to interpretation, it can lead to issues like contention and litigation. North Carolina Contract Verbiage Requirements Extensive case…