On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jan 24, 2020 | property division
When you start out in your marriage, you and your spouse might consider that the union will not last and that you will have to split your property in a divorce. The two of you may promise each other that certain property is and will remain separate property even when...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jan 21, 2020 | domestic violence
Domestic violence is found in every state of the nation. Each state, though, may address the problem in different ways and even develop different laws and court proceedings to help victims. Also, each state has varying levels of resources that address the needs of...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jan 4, 2020 | child custody
When you are preparing to fight for the custody of your children in North Carolina, it can be easy to allow your emotions and the disagreements you have with your spouse to dictate your behavior. However, your effort to separate your divorce from the well-being of...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jan 3, 2020 | child custody
These days, there are many reasons why a couple might choose to start a family without getting married. No legal document can determine the love and affection between you, your partner and your children. However, unmarried parents can face unique challenges when it...
