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...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Nov 12, 2019 | child custody
The National Parents Organization ranked states in how their family laws help facilitate shared parenting, and North Carolina appears to be one of the worst. When involved in or considering a divorce, you may wish to learn more about requesting shared custody of your...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Sep 6, 2019 | child custody, domestic violence
The biggest concern in a North Carolina custody case is the child’s best interests. For a court to grant custody to either parent, the judge must decide that the parent is fit. The state does not favor mothers over fathers or vice versa. While the court has the final...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Aug 14, 2019 | child custody
Child custody disputes can be the most difficult aspect of the divorce process for many parents. Sometimes, these disputes are resolved in a relatively amicable manner, but in other instances emotions may get out of hand. It is very understandable for parents to...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jun 18, 2019 | child custody
Custody agreements and parenting plans can be the hardest part of a divorce negotiation. Sometimes the results were not what you wished for, either because the judge made a decision or you were not in a position to actively coparent. Things change over time, however,...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jun 14, 2019 | child custody, divorce
Even after a divorce is finalized, it can leave behind feelings of bitterness between ex-spouses for quite a while. While it is true that time can heal even those kinds of wounds, many do not have the time they need to recover when they have to co-parent their...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | May 2, 2019 | child custody, divorce
Child custody is often a contentious issue in divorces in Charlotte, North Carolina, when there are kids caught up in the middle. Sometimes neither parent wants the other to have primary or joint custody and is not cooperating to facilitate things. There are many...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Apr 18, 2019 | child custody
Child custody matters can be contentious and emotional. Parents often worry about protecting their rights and their child, and their concerns often stem from fears about a process and system with which they are unfamiliar. If this sounds like your situation,...
On behalf of Warren Family Law | Jan 31, 2019 | child custody
Often grandparents find it difficult to accept that their grandchildren are not legally theirs. They may love them as though they were their own, and as a result, they will have certain beliefs and expectations regarding how they should be raised. The reality is that...
