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What Options Do I Have for Handling My Divorce in North Carolina?

Divorce is often a difficult, lengthy, and expensive process. However, there are various ways to approach it that can influence the duration, cost, and emotional toll. At Epperson Law Group in Charlotte, we understand that every divorce is unique, and we are committed to helping our clients explore their options. Whether you’re seeking a faster,…

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Negotiating Alimony During Your Divorce

During a divorce, if you believe that you and your ex-spouse can remain cordial and work together without any huge disagreements, you may be able to pursue divorce mediation. Divorce mediation is a process in which a couple is able to avoid going before a judge and having the judge decide about their divorce agreements,…

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Buying Big Ticket Items Following a Divorce

Once a divorce is finalized it’s time to resume your life, as much as you possibly can. A step that many recent divorcees take is buying a new home or car. You might think that a big ticket purchase might be years down the road for you, but it can be done if you plan…

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The Role of Social Media in Family Law Cases

Social media and technology have become a big part of everyone’s daily lives. While social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok, are good ways to share what is going on with your life, what activities you are involved in, and keep in touch with your friends and family, they are also used…

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What Does Co-Parenting Mean for Fathers?

Co-parenting can be challenging for parents, especially when they have been involved in a very difficult divorce or custody battle. Therefore, when fathers receive joint custody or even visitation, they may have a tough time understanding what exactly co-parenting means. They may think that it means “the mother parents one way when it is her…

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Why Are Marriages Failing in 2023?

Forbes Advisor recently commissioned a study of 1,000 Americans divorced or in the process of divorce to find out why their marriages ended. Researchers ended up with a plethora of information about the current state of marriage and divorce. According to Forbes, there were 689,308 divorces in 2021, noting that “approximately half of all first marriages…

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Untangling Marital Finances and Joint Debts in Divorce Cases

Divorce can be a tumultuous journey, particularly when it comes to untangling marital finances. Within the complex web of financial obligations, debt, entitlements, and spousal support often take center stage, shaping the outcomes of divorce proceedings. One story that sheds light on this topic comes from a hardworking mother of two who was left to…

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Challenging the Myth of the “Deadbeat” Dad

Child custody cases can be emotionally charged, often shaped by societal misconceptions and personal biases. Unfortunately, the young and impressionable minds of children are not immune to these effects. Depending on who controls the narrative, children in broken families can grow up believing falsehoods about one or both parents, shaping the entire course of their…

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We’re Getting Divorced – But My Spouse Won’t Move Out

Actor Kevin Costner’s wife Christine filed for divorce in May, yet Costner claims she has not moved out of their home per the terms of their prenuptial agreement. According to the celebrity gossip site TMZ, “Kevin says according to their prenup, Christine had 30 days to vacate the home he owns when she filed for…

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Understanding the Details of Parental Kidnapping

Imagine the unthinkable happens. Your children are taken away from you, and you don’t know where they are. You don’t know if they are safe. Are they scared? Are they hungry? Are they hurt? The questions and fears multiply. It is a haunting scenario, one that no parent wants to experience. But, sometimes children are…

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Things to Consider Before Commingling Marital Assets

If we’ve said it once, we’ve said it hundreds of times – nobody gets married thinking they’ll one day get divorced. However, divorce does happen and at one point it might happen to you. The best plan for anything in life is to be prepared. This is why we have insurance, right? Nobody plans to…

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FYI: Don’t “Hard Launch” Your Divorce

Not every marriage lasts forever, and that’s okay. When a couple makes the decision to divorce, it is usually done in private and behind closed doors. When one or both of the spouses are well-known, they sometimes mutually release a public statement regarding the split, either through traditional press or social media. However, TikToker Victoria…

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When a Parent Kidnaps Their Own Child

Divorce is rarely easy on a family, especially when children are involved. In most cases, both parents want to do what’s best for the child. However, when emotions run high, spouses (or ex-spouses) may disagree on exactly what this means. And in the most extreme cases, when one parent decides to take matters into their…

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Why You Should Consider Signing a Premarital Agreement

A premarital agreement is created before a marriage to protect spouses in the event of a divorce. It can also add the transparency that might help them avoid the mistrust and disagreements that can crop up during the marriage that may lead the couple to divorce. Most people do not get married expecting that the…

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9 Ways to Help Teens Dealing with Their Parents’ Divorce

For some couples, divorce becomes necessary and cannot be avoided, even though it can be hurtful, difficult, and complicated, particularly for their children. When parents decide to divorce, teenagers are sometimes caught completely unaware, while others are surprised the split took as long as it did. However, no matter which camp teens are in when…

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Can You Disinherit Your Spouse in Charlotte?

When a person dies, their last wishes are observed by distributing their assets exactly as the deceased wanted as declared in their will. For example, if a husband passes, his will typically states that he wishes to leave his assets to his wife and children; but it can get complex. For example, say the husband…

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