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Workplace and Divorce

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Studies look at the link between the workplace and divorce. Farmers and librarians in the Charlotte area may be among the least likely people to get a divorce while people who work in restaurants and hotels may be among the most. A study by researchers at Stockholm University that appeared in Biology Letters looked at the connection between a person's workplace and divorce and found that these were the professions with the highest and lowest divorce rates. Primarily, the study was looking at … [Read more...]

When Divorce Mediation Isn’t Appropriate

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Why Individuals who cannot properly advocate on their own behalf will need an attorney. Going into mediation and not being able to stand up for one's own wishes can result in accepting settlement terms that can harmful for the individuals and their children. Marriages with a history of violence should not be resolved through mediation. Social science indicates that abusive partners are not inclined to empathize with the people that they abuse. It is highly unlikely that they will properly … [Read more...]

North Carolina seniors: divorce and divisions can be amicable

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The Pew Research Center reports that the divorce rate among older Americans has doubled and even tripled for some age groups over the last 30 years. When it comes to divorce, it can be a lengthier process for seniors because they typically have more complex assets to divide. However, older couples may try to part ways on friendly terms. By following a few tips regarding financial decisions, couples could make the situation end on a more positive note. A collaborative divorce is an option … [Read more...]

Divorce after age 50 can be hard on someone’s health

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Divorcing at or over the age of 50 can be bad for a Charlotte resident's health. This is significant because the divorce rate for people in this age group has doubled since 1990. Researchers at Bowling Green State University have been studying what is called gray divorce for many years and found several explanations for why it is on the rise. These explanations include an increase in the overall U.S. life expectancy, increasing financial autonomy for women and changing societal expectations … [Read more...]

The Difference Between Separation, Divorce and Annulment

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  There are two types of divorce in North Carolina - Absolute Divorce, which is the dissolution of the marriage, and Divorce from Bed and Board, which is one way you may obtain a legal separation from your spouse. Absolute Divorce (Mutually Agreed Separation): You and your spouse must be separated for a period of one year in order to obtain an absolute divorce in North Carolina. This means that you must not occupy the same physical residence and that you must show by action that you and … [Read more...]

You’ve Decided to Divorce – Now What? Children, Custody and Visitation.

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You have reached the decision to separate and get a divorce.  Although you cannot actually file for a divorce until after you have been separated for over a year, couples might be more likely to separate in January than in other months. If the day has finally come that you and your spouse need to call it quits, you might be wondering what to do next. Should I move out of the house? How do I handle my finances while we are separated? How do I manage custody of the children, … [Read more...]

Resolving Disputes Through Mediation or Arbitration

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Mediation and arbitration can be a great way to solve traditional legal disputes and can be a less expensive, quicker and more pleasant process than litigation.  Mediation and arbitration are considered an informal proceeding in the sense that the parties are not situated in a courtroom with evidence and testimony being presented on the record.  These alternatives are not exactly the same and it is important to understand the difference.  Mediation has a trained independent third party with no … [Read more...]

Determining alimony in North Carolina divorce cases

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Divorcing couples in North Carolina and around the country are often unclear about how alimony is calculated. This is a contentious issue that can derail divorce negotiations and lead to protracted legal battles, but understanding why alimony is ordered and how judges approach the matter could help spouses to avoid this pitfall. Discussing the topic unemotionally is especially important when the spouse initiating divorce proceedings will be receiving alimony payments or one spouse earns … [Read more...]

The Relationship Between Drunk Driving and Divorce

Driving under the influence of alcohol is a problem not just in Charlotte, North Carolina, but also across the United States. The problem has become such a societal burden that Utah has decided to lower its blood alcohol concentration limit to .05%, departing from the .08% limit enacted across much of the country. Additionally, many advocates for safer driving conditions are championing efforts to enforce stricter drunk driving laws and strengthen penalties to include the mandatory installation … [Read more...]

What Are Your Rights When Your Spouse is Abusive? Domestic Violence Protective Orders (50B)

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Being a spouse or partner in an abusive relationship is a very difficult situation for you and your children.  Not knowing where to turn or what rights you have to protect yourself and your family can be painful as you try to do the best you can.  The state of North Carolina provides protection for people in this situation through the courts – Domestic Violence Protective Orders, which are also called a “50B,” or Restraining Order. A Restraining Order, is signed by a judge and orders your … [Read more...]

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