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When parents decide to end their marriage, the youngest members of the family may go through a difficult time mentally and emotionally. Young children struggle with divorce because they may not fully understand what is going on, but teenage kids may also struggle....
The choice to divorce does not come easy. Even when it is clear that is the best choice in the situation, it’s emotional and stressful to think about extricating two lives and moving on. This is a major life decision, and for you, it may come after a significant event...
During your divorce, you may have endured a heated custody dispute with your ex. Yet, once it finalized, you likely hoped you could co-parent in an effective manner, no matter your feelings toward each other. While you might have approached this arrangement with...
The end of a marriage is a complex and emotionally challenging time for every member of a North Carolina family. Because of the strong feelings that can come with the decision to divorce, it is easy to make certain mistakes that could negatively impact the future. It...
Planning for the future is something many North Carolina adults tend to overlook. Some skip this process because they are young and they don’t see the need for it. Others may believe that you need to be wealthy to truly benefit from estate planning. In reality, it...
One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce is deciding what will happen to the children. North Carolina parents may decide to work together to provide stability and security for their kids by choosing co-parenting. This means they will continue to raise their...
You’ve decided it’s time to break out of rental life and make a big purchase: your first house. You and your family are ready to put down permanent roots and get to work making a house a home. It’s an exciting time, but it’s important not to be careful during the...
A car accident can be minor or severe, and it can cause numerous injuries, including death. One possible injury is brain damage, and it also can range from minor to severe. Unlike many other parts of the body, the brain is unable to fully heal, so, depending on the...
Currently, there are only a handful of states that follow contributory negligence laws in a case based on negligence. North Carolina is one of those states. Under the contributory negligence tort rule, parties seeking damages for the negligent behavior of another...
In North Carolina, driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be charged at any of five misdemeanor levels. Level I has the greatest penalties, while Level V has the lowest penalties. DWI can also be charged as a felony, under certain circumstances. Here is an overview of...
