On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Jul 29, 2020 | Family Law
Even if unmarried parents decide they will move forward with a co-parenting arrangement, the reality of that decision could be more challenging than the idea. Perhaps they do not get along, or they constantly disagree over how to parent their children. These...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Jul 23, 2020 | Family Law
When it comes to a child support order, there is no one-size-fits-all arrangement. North Carolina family courts carefully consider the family’s circumstances to establish a fair child support order that provides for the child but is also within the parent’s means to...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Jun 25, 2020 | Family Law
When a marriage comes to an end, it’s easy to be overcome by negative emotions and frustrations resulting from the deterioration of a once-loving relationship. Those feelings can affect everyone around you and potentially cloud your ability to make good decisions....
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | May 21, 2020 | Family Law
It is normal to worry about money. Financial worries are one of the biggest issues for individuals going through divorce. Few people have a strong grasp of property division or the financial steps you will need to take during divorce. At the moment, you may not know...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Apr 28, 2020 | Family Law
Raising children is less expensive under one roof than two. But if you’re getting divorced, this arrangement is likely no longer an option. You may worry about meeting your children’s basic needs and providing them the lifestyle they had before your divorce. By...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Feb 28, 2020 | Family Law
Going through a divorce can rattle anyone. After all, you may have to divvy up marital property, relocate or adjust to a new way of life. If you have children, though, your divorce may be even more difficult because you will need to consider the placement of your...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Feb 17, 2020 | Family Law
North Carolina requires both parents to support a child financially, whether they divorce or have not married. The monthly child support payments depend on the state’s financial guidelines and the couple’s parenting and economic situation. Learn more about...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Dec 11, 2019 | Family Law
After deciding that divorce is the right option, parents then have the duty of figuring out how you want to handle child custody. For some, a decision is made to enter into a joint custody agreement. While joint custody has many benefits, it may not be the best fit...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Dec 11, 2019 | Family Law
Part of the divorce process is dividing your assets between you and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse. You may worry about this asset division and what you will lose in the deal. The good news is that North Carolina law seeks to equitably distribute your marital assets so...
On behalf of Frasier & Griffin, PLLC | Jun 25, 2019 | Family Law
If you are not currently married to your child’s other parent, then you may be able to get child support in Illinois. Child support is for the parent who takes care of the child the majority of the time, which generally means he or she lives with you. It is to...
