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COVID-19: Court Ordered Support Payments During The COVID-19 Crisis

April 23, 2020 by Stephen Corby

child support payment money during coronavirus

The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis is not something we anticipated having to endure  when agreements were made, or orders put in place, requiring a parent or spouse to make payments for the support of their child(ren) or spouse. With unemployment rates skyrocketing, “stay-at-home” orders in place, and no definite timeframe as to when… Read More

Categories: Child Support

Most Common Custody Schedules

February 27, 2020 by Stephen Corby

Child custody schedules are one of the most important things to create during the process of divorce. North Carolina requires a custody schedule in any custody agreement. It is important to try and be in agreement with the other parent. If you cannot agree on a custody schedule, then the court will decide one for… Read More

Categories: Child Custody, Custody, Divorce Law Tags: Child Custody, custody schedules

Can I Take My Child to Live Outside of North Carolina

February 27, 2020 by Stephen Corby

Many parents have questions about whether they can move out of North Carolina with their children when they are divorced. This is a complicated issue that requires considering a lot of factors when making a decision to move. Here are some things to keep in mind when determining whether or not you can move out… Read More

Categories: Child Custody, Custody, Family Law

Do I Need To File For Separation In North Carolina?

November 22, 2019 by Stephen Corby

The short answer to this question is simply, no. Many people come in to my office and tell me that they need to “file” for separation. In North Carolina, separation is important because spouses must be separated for one year prior to filing for divorce. So, let’s start with how we define a separation. A… Read More

Categories: Separation

Thanksgiving After Divorce: Finding Reasons To Be Thankful

November 21, 2019 by Stephen Corby

Thanksgiving is a time we typically associate with family- big family dinners, time spent together, shopping with and for loved ones, and of course, giving thanks for all we have. But how do you find things to be thankful for after a separation and/or divorce. Your family dynamics have changed, maybe you’re splitting holidays with… Read More

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Terms to Know When Going Through a Divorce

November 15, 2019 by Stephen Corby

Becoming legally separated from your spouse can be a very trying, and painful process. This can be especially true for those couples who did not arrive at the decision to part ways amicably. Amidst the grief and heartache of the divorce, having to think about legalities can be overwhelming. By receiving guidance from a compassionate… Read More

Categories: Divorce

5 things you need to do BEFORE separating from your spouse in Charlotte

July 31, 2019 by Stephen Corby

Separating is hard, but the divorce process can be harder if you aren’t prepared. Take these steps before leaving your spouse.

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Understanding Equitable Distribution with Divorce Lawyers in Charlotte NC

July 9, 2019 by Stephen Corby

Looking for divorce lawyers in Charlotte NC? Emblem Legal is your one-stop-shop! Contact us today for more information and let Emblem Legal help you!

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​Facts about Alienation of Affection in Divorce Cases

July 7, 2019 by Stephen Corby

Alienation of Affection laws are quite difficult to wade through without the help of the professionals as Emblem Legal.

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​Learn How the NC Divorce Process Works

July 6, 2019 by Stephen Corby

The NC Divorce Process can look quite daunting without the help of the professionals at the Emblem Legal. Contact us for more information.

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