Many clients come to our Greensboro law office wondering if it is possible to change a custody order currently in effect. In North Carolina, custody orders can be modified upon …
Greensboro Family Law talks about the three top things to keep in mind during a divorce
Divorce Greensboro Divorce Lawyer Greensboro Family Lawyer Number three things to think about in a divorce: Where are your kids going to go Who is going to stay in your …
Greensboro Divorce Lawyer on Child Custody
Child Custody Greensboro Divorce Lawyer Divorce takes up every part of your life. It causes all of your property to be in limbo, your job to become a liability, and your …
Greensboro Divorce – Should I leave the home?
If you are thinking about separating from your spouse there are a number of issues to consider. The first is which spouse will be leaving the marital home. There are …
Divorce – Can I go back to the house?
We see many clients who have undergone a recent separation. Often, one spouse has left the marital residence in a rush and has left some of his or her personal …
Greensboro Initial Custody Attorney
Child Custody is often most difficult immediately following separation. This is because there is no agreement between the parties of who should get the child when. Without an agreement in place, …
Divorce – When can I start dating?
In North Carolina, if you are living separate from your spouse and you have no intent to resume the marital relationship, then you wouldn’t be committing adultery by dating someone …
Myth: Grandparents Have No Rights. Part Two – Custody
A grandparent has standing to initiate an action for full custody of his or her grandchild if the grandparent has a relationship with the child in the nature of a …
Myth: Grandparents Have No Rights. Part One – Visitation
As a Greensboro family law attorney, I’ve heard many times, “I didn’t do anything because I thought grandparents have no rights in North Carolina.” This couldn’t be further from the …