As the back-to-school season approaches, many parents in North Carolina face the challenge of adjusting their custody schedules to align with their children’s academic and extracurricular needs. For families navigating a custody case or ongoing custody battle, this time of year can be especially overwhelming. If you are facing this challenge, you are not alone, […]
Category Archives: Child Custody
Going through a child custody case can feel scary and confusing. There are lots of emotions, and many parents just want what is best for their children. In North Carolina, family court judges take many things into account when they decide who gets custody of a child. One big thing they look at is proof. […]
Facing a child custody dispute can be one of the most challenging experiences in life. If you are currently navigating through a child custody case, you may be feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, and perhaps even a bit lost about how to move forward. The emotions that come with such a situation can be intense, as you […]
If you find yourself facing a situation where your child’s custodial arrangements may be affected by a proposed relocation, you are not alone. Many parents in North Carolina experience confusion and worry when dealing with custody cases involving the relocation of one parent. Whether you’re the parent considering the move or the one trying to […]
In North Carolina, child custody orders are legally binding agreements that dictate the arrangements for a child’s living situation and the responsibilities of each parent. However, life is unpredictable, and circumstances can change. When significant changes occur, it might become necessary to modify an existing child custody order to better serve the child’s best interests. […]
Child support plays a critical role in ensuring the financial well-being of children in cases of divorce or separation. The guidelines governing child support can vary from state to state, and in North Carolina, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of how these guidelines work and what the requirements are. At Phillips & McCrea, […]