When a couple decides to divorce, it can be difficult in even the best circumstances. Sometimes, it is exceptionally hard if one spouse believes a third party has interfered with the marriage. In these situations, they may not be aware that they have an option to...
Child support in North Carolina
Child support is ordered by the court to ensure children have their health, education and maintenance needs met. A parent may need to provide income documentation, expenses they have paid for the child and other information for the court to determine the amount of...
The advantages of mediation in resolving divorce disputes
Divorce disputes can prove extremely expensive, time-consuming and emotionally taxing, but they don't necessarily have to. Mediation is a dispute resolution method that can help you reach agreement with your soon-to-be ex in a better way. Some of the advantages of...
How do I know we need a post-nup?
Regardless of whether one’s marriage is on the rocks, talking about a post-nuptial agreement may still be advisable. This is because they can help solve current problems and solve problems that may pop up later. What is a post-nup? Post-nups are basically the same as...
Is it better for me to settle or go to trial for my divorce?
When spouses separate, issues may come up during every stage that can complicate matters. From adhering to North Carolina asset division laws for your marital property to the calculation of child support payments or alimony, getting through the basic procedures of a...
A divorce does not have to be destructive
Most people go into their marriage hoping for a bright future. Not all marriages go as planned, and that often leads to divorce. Your positive perspective can become negative when a good relationship goes bad. Working for positive results now can help you change your...
Drafting an effective parenting agreement
Filing for divorce involves a wide range of challenges, but drafting a parenting agreement often tops the list. More than merely determining custody, the parenting agreement also includes all issues related to the visitation schedule, care and well-being of the child....
What You Need to Know About Motions for Contempt – Lehnhardt Price Family Law
When one party refuses to follow a court order, the other party can file a motion for contempt. Any violation of the terms of the order can be the basis for contempt. For example, a party may file a motion for contempt if the other party is not paying support or...
4 Benefits of Having a Separation Agreement – Lehnhardt Price Family Law
If your marriage is having difficulties and you decide to separate, a Separation Agreement may be a good option for resolving marital claims, including child custody, child support, alimony, and property division. A Separation Agreement is a contract that is done...
A Brief Q&A on North Carolina Child Custody – Lehnhardt Price Family Law
Understanding child custody laws can be confusing, but if you are going through a child custody battle, it is essential to stay informed. Here are some of the most common questions asked around North Carolina child custody. How is custody determined? According to...
