Archive for the Divorce Planning Category

Kimberly Wallis, a North Carolina Board Certified Family Law Specialist educates  about relocation of children when divorced parents remarry or move out of state. A common question which arises following a divorce or separation is, “Can I move with the children?”   The short answer is, “it depends.” (more…)

By: Contributing Attorney: S. Nicole Taylor. Nicole Taylor, a Raleigh Family Law Attorney, is a leading North Carolina Divorce Lawyer. Ms. Taylor is a member of the North Carolina Family Law Firm of Gailor, Wallis & Hunt, PLLC.

Premarital agreements (also known as prenuptial agreements) are important tools for clarifying the rights and obligations after marriage of people intending to marry. (more…)

By: Contributing Attorney: Carole S. Gailor. Carole S. Gailor, a Raleigh Family Law Attorney, is a leading North Carolina Divorce Lawyer. She is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist and a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Ms. Gailor is a founding partner with North Carolina Family Law Firm of Gailor, Wallis & Hunt, PLLC.

1. LOCATE AND COPY FINANCIAL AND OTHER RECORDS: It is essential that you locate and copy, prior to a separation, any financial records that may be in the household as frequently, the other spouse removes the records to another location when there is a separation. (more…)

North Carolina Divorce Lawyer, Carole S. Gailor educates on Pre-Divorce Planning. Raleigh, NC (NorthCarolinaFamilyLawNews.com)– In most cases, trouble in a marriage develops over time and, when a separation occurs, however much it may be unwanted by one of the spouses, it is not a surprise. Yet, most people do not prepare themselves for the potential of a separation and divorce and find themselves in a difficult position when the separation occurs. During a period of turmoil in a marriage, which has the potential to lead to a separation and divorce, you can take steps which, in the event a separation occurs, can protect your financial interests, reduce your costs and attorney fees and promote a fair settlement. (more…)