Small business owners invest time, money, and passion into building something valuable and important. However, sometimes the stress of running a business or other life circumstances can push a marriage over the edge. When that happens, you may be left wondering what happens to family-owned businesses in divorce?
For many couples, the marital home is the most important thing you own. It is the center of your life, a sentimental reminder of your children, and possibly the most valuable asset you own. Can a North Carolina divorce judge force you to sell your home and give all that up? Here are your options.
If divorce is in your future, you may have heard that North Carolina family law attorneys can help you negotiate a separation agreement. That raises the question of whether you need one, and when you should start thinking about your life during your separation and after the absolute divorce is final.
Your retirement account may be your family’s most valuable asset. For many people, knowing they have a pension, 401(k), or investment portfolio to support them in their senior years is essential. If you separated from your spouse, you need to know what happens to your retirement account in a divorce.
When dealing with divorce, many of our clients want to make the disruption to their children as minimal as possible. One question that often comes up is: should I stay in the house for my children? It is a difficult question to answer and dependent on your specific circumstances. In a perfect world, staying in…
