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How is custody decided in North Carolina divorces?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Dec 21, 2020 | Divorce

As much as you love your children, you may feel that being a parent could complicate your divorce. Working out custody can be challenging, especially if you and your spouse have different ideas of what an ideal arrangement looks like. If you two are having difficulty...

How does property division work in North Carolina?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Dec 10, 2020 | Divorce

Property division may be among the most difficult tasks you face during your divorce. Marital property includes all assets and property you accumulated during the marriage.  In addition to the family home, vehicles, furniture and bank account contents, marital...

What if your spouse tries to hide assets?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Oct 31, 2020 | Divorce

North Carolina couples have a lot of hurdles to jump during divorce. This is especially true when it comes to assets. The division of assets is often the most contentious and stressful part of the divorce process.  During this part of the process, your spouse may...

3 tips for helping your child cope with divorce

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Oct 16, 2020 | Divorce

Separating from your spouse is a decision both you and your ex have probably dedicated a lot of time thinking about. As grown-ups, you get to call the shots in your life, but your children must go along with what you decide. So, as you take steps to prepare yourself...

Is A Prenuptial Agreement Right For You?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Sep 18, 2020 | Divorce

You just asked your long-term boyfriend/girlfriend/partner to marry you, and the future seems brighter than it is has ever been. The last thing you likely want to think about is the possibility of someday getting a divorce. This is one reason why so many people have...

Reducing Stress During Your Divorce

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Aug 11, 2020 | Divorce

Divorce is an incredibly emotional and stressful process. Ending a marriage can come with a wide range of complications, challenges and difficult decisions. Most people do not want a contentious, hard-fought, complex divorce process. Fortunately, there are ways you...

Parental alienation is harmful for children

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Jul 24, 2020 | Divorce

When your relationship with your child’s other parent ends on a sour note, you may find that it is difficult to establish a healthy co-parenting relationship. In extreme cases, you may develop concerns about your former partner trying to turn your child against you,...

Can you protect your business during divorce without a contract?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | Jun 5, 2020 | Divorce

Owning a business in North Carolina may present unique challenges if you are going through a divorce. Protecting your assets and the organization you have worked hard to build requires you to make timely and strategic decisions. You can take proactive measures to...

What are the grounds for annulment in North Carolina?

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | May 30, 2020 | Divorce

An annulment of a marriage is different from a divorce in the way that it renders the whole marriage invalid from the beginning. Because of this, there are different legal implications involving children and property. Some people may go through a marriage ceremony as...

Retirement plan and asset division rights during a divorce

On behalf of Pressly Thomas & Conley PA | May 4, 2020 | Divorce

North Carolina couples dissolving a long-term marriage have specific rights when dividing the assets they accumulated together. Under the state's equitable distribution laws, property acquired during a marriage belongs to both spouses.  During a divorce, a judge may...

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