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
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
What Is a 50B Protective Order in North Carolina?
A domestic violence protective order, commonly called a 50B order, a 50B restraining order, or a DVPO, is a civil court order... Read More
How Do I File for a Domestic Violence Protective Order in Wake County?
To file for a domestic violence protective order in Wake County, you go to the Domestic Violence Unit of the Clerk of... Read More
1 Big Way Domestic Violence Protective Orders Don’t Protect You (And 3 Things You Can Do To Protect Yourself Today)
Danielle spent 13 years of her life “walking on egg shells” around her husband. His anger was explosive. One minute he would... Read More
My Spouse Won’t Stop Coming to the House
Your spouse moved out but won’t stop coming back to the house. At first it was for little things like picking up... Read More
What is Economic Abuse and How to Prevent It
While going through your divorce did you recently discover credit card balances in your name that you were unaware existed? Are their... Read More
Women and Divorce: 4 Tips for Divorcing Women in North Carolina
During a divorce, women often have unique concerns and issues that differ from their male counterparts. If you are a stay at... Read More
4 Reasons You Can’t Afford to Wait to Get Divorced
You’re still “married” but you haven’t had a loving relationship with your spouse in years. You’re not intimate. You don’t do things... Read More
2 Changes to the NC Domestic Violence Protective Order Statute You Need to Know
Recently, North Carolina passed a bill which clarifies certain protections for domestic violence survivors. House Bill 343 goes into effect on October... Read More
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