Category: North Carolina
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Child Support Payment Methods
Read more: Child Support Payment MethodsNorth Carolina child support can be paid from one parent to the other via multiple avenues. The most common methods of child support payments are: (1) direct payment to the other parent;…
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Back to School – Are You Ready?
Read more: Back to School – Are You Ready?As children across North Carolina get ready for the start of another school year, North Carolina parents need to also look at their Child Custody Order to prepare for the new school…
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Chris Miller Appointed to Mecklenburg Co. CLE Committee
Read more: Chris Miller Appointed to Mecklenburg Co. CLE CommitteeMiller Cushing Holladay partner Chris Miller was appointed by the Mecklenburg County Bar to serve on the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Committee through June 2017. As a Mecklenburg County Bar CLE Committee…
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North Carolina Parent Education and Custody Mediation
Read more: North Carolina Parent Education and Custody MediationParents involved in a North Carolina child custody case cannot immediately seek a decision from a judge, barring an emergency or immediate need. Instead, the North Carolina court system mandates that parents…
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North Carolina to Eliminate Family Court?
Read more: North Carolina to Eliminate Family Court?On June 10, 2014, the North Carolina House Appropriations Committee issued a work-in-progress version of the House Budget which eliminates all State Family Court funding. You may review the budget via link…
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Charlotte Divorce Attorney Representation for Contempt Hearings
Read more: Charlotte Divorce Attorney Representation for Contempt HearingsHiring an attorney can be one of the most daunting tasks facing someone in a domestic case. If you are in need of an attorney to represent you in a North Carolina…
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The Healthy Marriage Act – Will It Soon Be Even Harder to Divorce in North Carolina?
Read more: The Healthy Marriage Act – Will It Soon Be Even Harder to Divorce in North Carolina?On March 28, 2013, North Carolina Republican Senator Austin Allran proposed Senate Bill 518, dubbed the Healthy Marriage Act, which would change the requirements to obtain a divorce in the state. North…
