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The Law Office of Bryce D. Neier

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The Carthens Law Firm

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Alimony and Post Separation Support, General Family Law, Divorce and Legal Separation

“Attorney Carthens has gone above and beyond over the past year to ultimately win our case which will result in a child having the best possible living situation.”

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Plyler Law Firm

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Traffic Tickets, Consumer Collections, Business Law

“Crystal was always available for any questions I had throughout my process and delivered the hard answers that weren't easy to hear but were geared at protecting me.”

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Attorney Lila E. Washington

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Alimony / Spousal Support / Post Separation Support, Separation and Divorce, Division of Property and Military Retirement

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FAQs

What if my spouse and I agree on the terms of our separation, will I have to go to court?

If you and your spouse agree on the terms of your separation there are avenues to resolve your case with limited court involvement. We will be able to take the terms of your separation and draft a document which clearly sets out the rights and responsibilities of you both.

How will our property and debt be divided by the court?

In dividing marital property and debt, the court will follow a three-step process. First the court will identify and classify all of your property and debt. Secondly, the court will assign a net value to all of your property and debt, as of your separation date. Finally, the court will divide your property and debt in a fair or equitable manner. The division of your property and debt may or may not be equal depending on the facts of your case.

What should I expect in child support court?

Many cases will typically be scheduled for the same day. The judge or the CSE attorney will typically begin court by calling the names of everyone expected to be in court that day, and address each case one at a time.

Does my spouse have to agree to the divorce?

No. As long as you are eligible for a divorce, your spouse does not have to agree to the divorce. If you file for divorce, your spouse does not have to complete or sign any paperwork, file anything with the court, or go to court for the divorce hearing. However, your spouse must receive proper legal notice of the divorce case that you file.

How long does alimony last?

There are no guidelines or formulas in North Carolina law to determine how long alimony should last. Instead, the judge decides this depending on the facts of the case. Regardless of the time period initially set by the judge, alimony ends if the dependent spouse remarries or moves in with a new romantic partner, or if one of the parties dies.

Other questions that you might have are answered on the FAQ page of our website.

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Brady Brady Delaney Young

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“I had recently received a speeding ticket, I went to their law offices and retained a lawyer before my court date, they immediately gotten it dismissed the very next day I retained lawyer, that is amazing service, they also made sure it won't affect ...”

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Rand & Gregory, Attorneys at Law

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Family Law, Domestic Violence, Criminal Law

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Hardin Law Firm

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Property Division, Child Custody, Family Law

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Blackwell & Edwards

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Prenuptial Agreements, Legal Separation, Divorce

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Crossroads Family Law NC

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Child Custody & Support Attorney – Fayetteville, NC, Adoption Attorney – Fayetteville, NC, Alimony & Spousal Support Attorney – Fayetteville, NC

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Margit M. Hicks, PA Attorney at Law

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Premarital Agreements, Equitable Distribution, Child Custody

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The Garner Firm

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Child Support, Divorce, Paternity

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Brown & Moss PA

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Family Law, Domestic Violence, Criminal Law

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Johnson Law

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Spousal Support, Child Custody & Visitation, Alienation of Affection

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Wilson, Reives, Silverman & Doran - Attorneys at Law

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Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Workers’ Comp

“Through a year and a half of continued court cases and trumped up charges my attorneys fought hard to get all charges dismissed and my record clean so that I can go on and get my life back and go back into pursuing my career.”

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Pennington Brienzi Law

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“During what has been an absolutely horrible custody case that has caused my family an extreme amount of stress, Shelby fought hard for my family and my daughters best interests.”

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