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A homebuyer might work closely with a realtor to find the property that is just right for them. Once they find their dream home, they are eager to move forward to closing. They already have been working with a realtor, so is it necessary to work with an attorney as...
If you’ve found yourself to our blog, then you might be wondering whether divorce is right for you. Although you might have already decided that the time has come to dissolve your marriage, there’s a chance that you still might be on the fence. You might be worried...
In many ways, the legal issues are the same in every divorce in North Carolina: If they have young children, the spouses must resolve questions of child custody and child support; and whether they have children or not, they must divide their marital property according...
Your marriage is on the rocks and despite your best efforts to reconcile, you and your spouse have made the decision to separate. You should know, however, that for legal purposes simply living apart does not necessarily mean you are separated. Legal separation in...
A lot of people think that estate planning is just the process of figuring out how your assets are going to be distributed once you pass away. While this is certainly a big portion of estate planning, it isn’t the entire process by any means. In fact, as you engage in...
Your spouse cheated on you and this infidelity led to the painful decision to divorce. It is a heartbreaking position to be in, and in addition to the emotional pain, you likely have many financial concerns now that you are trying to support yourself on your own. If...
It is exciting to buy a home in Chapel Hill, whether it is your starter home, your forever home or you are downsizing. Once the offer is made and accepted, the closing process will start. There are five basic steps in the residential real estate closing process. Five...
Divorcing couples entering the divorce process likely want to have some idea how their property will be divided. Property division in North Carolina is conducted according to equitable property division principles so it is helpful for divorcing couples to know what...
Grandparents in North Carolina have limited rights when it comes to visitation with grandchildren. Their hearts may ache to see them and vice versa, but legal steps must be taken if they want to see them on a semi-regular basis. Sometimes, a court order may be the...
The cost of education in North Carolina and around the country only continues to rise, and for families with young children, the prospects can seem daunting without having a long-term plan. The most popular and familiar ways of saving for higher education are the...