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Registering Out-Of-State Orders Makes Them Enforceable in NC
Registering Out-Of-State Orders Makes Them Enforceable in NC

Moving is not uncommon in the U.S. According to Shyft, the average American moves close to 12 times during their life with about 10% of U.S. residents moving each year. These moves are sometimes across town or within the same state; however, 3 million people move to a ...

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Blog posts in Agreements

  • Modifying Child Support in Separation Agreement

    Children are often a primary concern for those going through a divorce . As a result, some couples look to enter into a separation agreement. A ...

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  • The FAQ's of "Legal Separation"

    As a family law attorney, I am often asked, “How do I start a “legal separation” from my husband or wife?” A common misconception in North Carolina is ...

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  • Creating A Prenup That Is Fair To Both Spouses

    Many North Carolina residents consider writing a prenuptial agreement before entering into a marriage. Typically, prenups are used to protect the ...

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  • Prenuptial Agreements For Business Owners

    While many divorces in North Carolina can be difficult, the challenges may be even greater for business owners who lack an adequate prenuptial ...

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  • Labbie Prenup: What Happens to Your Dog if You Get Divorced?

    Every dog lover treats their pup like family. But have you ever imagined what would happen to your dog if you got divorced? Give thought to Labbie ...

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  • Did billionaire spring prenup on bride days before wedding?

    Many wealthy individuals in North Carolina and the rest of the country enter prenuptial agreements before marriage in order to protect their assets ...

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