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Getting Post-Separation Support Doesn’t Guarantee Alimony Nov 09

North Carolina divorces generally require couples to be separated for one year before filing for divorce. Separation does not mean separate bedrooms. The separation means separate residences. Oftentimes, separation places an additional financial burden on the spouses. In ...

Adultery is a Bar to Alimony Sep 25
In North Carolina, alimony is awarded to the dependent spouse upon a finding that one spouse is a dependent spouse, one spouse is a supporting spouse, ...
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Alimony Is Decided by Many Factors Oct 19
In North Carolina and other states, a couple may choose to divorce for any number of reasons. For example, they may want financial independence or the ...
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Female Breadwinners Less Likely To Pay Alimony May 17
Two North Carolina divorce attorneys recently spoke about the reasons why they believe men don’t ask for alimony even when their situations call for ...
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Why You Might Want to Seek Alimony in Your Divorce Oct 13
From technology to laws, society is always changing. Over time, we make little improvements that tend to have a big impact on our lives. One such ...
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