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The initial segments of this series about property division upon divorce explored the first two parts of the equitable distribution process – identification and valuation.

If you’re considering Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, then you’ve probably been informed that you need to take the credit counseling before you can file your petition.

While the parties must remain separate and apart for one (1) year before they can be granted an absolute divorce, the parties’ right to equitable distribution (often referred to as “ED”) of marital property vests immediately upon separation.

In part one of this series of posts about property division upon divorce, we explored the first step of the equitable distribution process – identification – where property is classified as either “marital”, “separate”, or “divisible.”

Many people today need student loan debt help. Students who are struggling with paying off student loans worry about getting their tax refund taken or their wages garnished.

Something that may not be at the front of your mind during your divorce is taxes.  However, there are significant tax consequences with respect to payments received by parties during a divorce

Declaring bankruptcy can be a great tool if you find yourself drowning in debt. Bankruptcy is meant to help people who just cannot find another way out.make it difficult to do things like get a mortgage in the future.

In North Carolina, expunctions (or expungements) are not nearly as common, or as easy to obtain, as most people believe. In fact, expunctions are limited to three general categories: (1) first-time,

Separation and divorce in North Carolina can be a complex and stressful process. A divorce law firm can provide legal advice throughout the process and help protect your interests.

An Attorney must conduct your closing. A person who is not licensed to practice law in North Carolina and is not working under the direct supervision of an active member of the State Bar may not perform functions or services that constitute the practice of law.