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North Carolina DivorceLee Rosen is the DivorceInfo Network Lawyer for North Carolina. You can get access to lots of information about divorce in North Carolina here on DivorceInfo by checking out North Carolina FAQ's about Divorce. North Carolina has a system that's just hard-down stupid. There's the decree of absolute divorce, and then there's the resolution of all the other issues of divorce. You can get one without the other. It's a great way to get a lot of money into the hands of lawyers. Another big problem in North Carolina is that child support varies depending on how many nights the child spends with each parent. This gives parents a financial incentive to argue over their parenting plan. Yuk. If you don't need a lawyer and just want to file a simple divorce, you can order the forms and do it yourself, or you can get DocuPro to do it for you. You can check out the North Carolina State Resource Directory on DivorceNet.com. Here are a couple of online pamphlets from the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers, one on Child Support and Custody, the other on When a Marriage Fails. A local divorce lawyer can help you understand the laws in your area and how they will affect your case. Fill out the form below to arrange a divorce case evaluation. And here's where you can go for some PDF pamphlets on divorce, child custody, and family violence from the North Carolina Bar Association. You can check out 7 Ways to Avoid the Pain and Expense of Divorce from Charles H. Montgomery in Cary. Skimpy, but sound. Or you can read the text of a "Tele-tip" message from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service on Divorce and Separation. You can click here to check out the full text of North Carolina G.S. 50-13.4, which describes the calculation of child support. If you're thinking about filing your own divorce, you may want to take a look at a couple of books. Click here to search for books about divorce in North Carolina |
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