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
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
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
5 Tips for Testifying in Your Upcoming Court Case
If you’re going through a divorce, you may never have had to testify in court before. But if you and the other... 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
How Can I Modify My Custody Order?
You can modify a custody order in North Carolina by filing a motion that shows a substantial change in circumstances affecting the... Read More
A Guide to Parenting Coordinators
Beginning October 1, 2019, extensive changes to the North Carolina Parenting Coordinator statute will go into effect. Below is a complete guide... Read More
5 Things to Expect in Custody Mediation
Parents involved in a custody dispute for the first time can be overwhelmed by the process. Knowing what to expect can help... Read More
Mental Health Issues and Child Custody in North Carolina
When a child or parent has a mental health issue, it’s important to seek help. But what if your child needs help... Read More
Can I Get Custody of My Grandchild?
Yes, a grandparent can get custody of a grandchild in North Carolina, but the path is narrower than many families expect. North... Read More
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