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Is Inheritance Subject to Equitable Distribution? Jul 31

Equitable Distribution is the process by which the law in North Carolina instructs judges to distribute equitably upon divorce, all property, legally and beneficially acquired during marriage by spouses, or individuals, whether legal titles lies in their joint or separate ...

Active and Passive Appreciation on Marital Property Jul 10
In North Carolina, the law which governs the dividing of assets and debts is North Carolina General Statute § 50-20. Your property can be classified ...
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What Is The Marital Gift Exemption And How Does It Work? Apr 24
What is the Marital Gift Exception When Going Through a Divorce (For Purposes of Equitable Distribution)? Going through a divorce can be a difficult ...
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Top 10 Ways Assets Get Divided In Divorce That May Surprise You Mar 19
In the United States, forty to fifty percent of marriages will ultimately end in divorce. Sadly, once you have made the difficult decision to end the ...
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Unequal Distribution – 6 Ways Property Gets Divided Unequally In Divorce Mar 18
Over the course of a marriage, a couple, both individually and together, acquires property. In legal terms, “property” essentially means anything of ...
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Detecting Fraud During North Carolina Divorces Jun 12
During a divorce, it is common to feel sad, angry or hurt by the other spouse. In some cases, these feelings may lead to suspicion of financial fraud. ...
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Dealing With A Mortgage During Divorce Proceedings Feb 03
Many North Carolina couples who are going through a divorce are probably also faced with many financial challenges, especially if they have a ...
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Ensuring equitable distribution when one spouse keeps the home Jul 21
In many North Carolina divorce cases — especially those involving children — one party decides he or she wants to keep the marital home. Ensuring an ...
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