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How can fathers establish paternity in North Carolina?
The moment you found out you were going to be a dad you probably were a little bit overwhelmed. You knew fatherhood was a big job. You may have had some doubts that you were ready for it, even when you found out the child was a boy. You knew you didn’t plan on...
5 tips for telling your kids about the divorce
When you and your spouse decided to divorce, you probably knew this included a very difficult task: telling your children about it. You know that divorce will mean not only a life change for you, but for them. They likely will have lots of questions, fears and sadness...
Can social media affect my divorce?
It’s no secret that social media posts and comments can become spiteful and vindictive quickly. That’s part of the reason you should be very careful about your social media use during your divorce. You never know how what you post will viewed by someone else or if...
What will stay-at-home moms get in divorce?
If you are facing divorce, you likely have a lot of uncertainty about how what your life will be like after you are no longer married. This is especially true if you’ve been a stay-at-home mom for years, focusing on raising your children. How will that affect your...
4 topics you and your divorce attorney must discuss
Even if you were the one to profess your desire to get divorced, it never seems to come at the right time. But then, divorce wasn't likely the end game you were planning on when you said, "I do." Divorce is mentally challenging. Sometimes, it can be amicable enough...
Why do divorce filings spike in January?
With the holiday season now a distant memory and a new year settling in, many couples are finding themselves seeking an end to their marriages. In fact, January is one of the most popular months to file for divorce in the United States. According to the American...
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. Â For example, a party may file a motion for contempt if the other party is not paying support or...
13 Factors Courts Consider When Determining Child Support – Lehnhardt Price Family Law
The majority of parents can agree on child support without going to court. However, either party can request a hearing if they are unable to decide on the amount or when one party has verifiable evidence that suggests that deviation from the guidelines is the best...
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...
