How Domestic Violence Affects Custody and Divorce in North Carolina
Domestic violence has serious implications in North Carolina family law, especially when it comes to custody and divorce proceedings. At Batch, Poore... Read More
Get a No Contact Restraining Order in North Carolina
In North Carolina, a No Contact Restraining Order is also known as a 50C order. It is an order designed to protect... Read More
Do-It-Yourself Divorce Mistakes in North Carolina
Parting ways with a spouse is almost never pleasant, however, there are couples in the state of North Carolina who will attempt... Read More
Divorce in North Carolina: Retirement Assets
Divorce is a legal process that requires a lot of attention. In North Carolina, the division of property, especially retirement savings accounts,... Read More
Prenuptial Agreements in North Carolina
Prenuptial agreements or prenups are a legal document entered into by two people when contemplating marriage concerning the rules that relate to... Read More
What is The Child’s Advocate?
If your custody case is filled with conflict and you believe your child’s wishes are not being heard by the judge, you... Read More
What Is a QDRO and Why Do I Need One?
During a divorce, spouses must divide the marital estate. Through the process of equitable distribution, spouses can split assets like cars, houses,... Read More
9 Questions to Ask Before Selling Your Home During a Divorce
As part of your divorce, you and your spouse have to decide what to do with the marital residence. Assuming you bought... Read More
Which Custody Schedule is Right for Your Kids?
When considering physical custody of your children, there’s almost an endless number of different schedules to choose from. If you and the... Read More
Important Updates to the Domestic Violence Laws in North Carolina
North Carolina’s 50B statute governs civil domestic violence protective orders (DVPOs). Recently, the legislature made some important updates to the statute. These... Read More