Boiling Springs, NC Family Attorneys & Divorce Lawyers

No couple enters a marriage expecting to get divorced or separated. However, over the course of a marriage, it’s not uncommon for spouses to grow apart or their relationship to become unhealthy. Unfortunately, in these scenarios, relationships can become beyond repair. While no one wants to experience divorce or separation, it is sometimes needed to start a new chapter and enter a healthier situation. If you are considering divorce or separation in Boiling Springs, NC, the team at King Law is here to help

Representation for Divorce in Boiling Springs, NC

At King Law, our attorneys and mediators use a practical and flexible approach to handling the divorce process. We understand that no two divorce cases are alike and everyone experiences unique challenges during the process, which is why we take a personalized outlook to advising our clients during their divorce or separation journey. Our team has experience handling a wide variety of divorce cases including:

  • Absolute divorce
  • Collaborative divorce
  • Contested and uncontested divorces
  • Divorce from bed & board
  • Equitable distribution
  • Fault vs. no-fault divorce
  • High-asset divorce
  • Mediated divorce

Whether you and your partner fully agree on how to handle certain issues or your divorce involves the complicated allocation of valuable assets, our team will fight for the outcome you are looking for. Our approach is distinguished by our commitment to listening and communicating with our clients. We know divorce is an extremely taxing process and we ensure every client is treated with the respect and compassion they deserve.

Common Points of Conflict in a Divorce

In North Carolina, divorces are either categorized as uncontested or contested. In uncontested divorces, couples are on the same page about how to allocate shared assets. While it is obviously favorable to experience an amicable divorce, it’s still essential to have your agreement looked over by an attorney to ensure it is fair and equitable.

Many divorces are contested, meaning couples are not in agreement about how to allocate their assets or who should have custody over their children. In contested divorces, there are common factors couples fight over. These main points of conflict include:

  • The division of their property. In divorce, property includes physical property—such as furniture and real estate—but it also includes assets in the form of retirement funds, stocks, etc. Factors such as the length of the marriage, children, and each party’s income are taken into consideration when dividing property.
  • Child custody. When a couple has children, they must negotiate the terms of child custody and assign parenting responsibilities. Physical custody may be granted to both or one parent depending on the factors surrounding the divorce.
  • Child support. Child support ensures children are supported financially after a divorce. In North Carolina, both parents are required to pay child support until their children turn 18. Usually, only the non-custodial parent formally pays child support, as the parent who has primary custody will already spend money on resources and necessities for the child.
  • Alimony. Sometimes, a spouse will pursue an alimony agreement from their partner. In these agreements, one spouse is required to financially support the other for an agreed-upon time period. In determining alimony agreements, the court will consider the income gaps between spouses, the length of the marriage, and each party’s financial situation.

The majority of conflict points in divorce fall into one of these categories. If you suspect your divorce will be of high conflict, it’s essential to have a skilled divorce attorney on your side.

Contact the Boiling Springs Family Attorneys with King Law

Family disputes are an emotionally trying experience. The best way to move forward in the process in an efficient manner is to work with a skilled family and divorce lawyer as soon as possible. The knowledgeable lawyers at King Law understand the intricacies of North Carolina family law and are committed to standing by your side throughout the entirety of your divorce or separation process. We can assist you in handling factors such as alimony, child support, property division, and child custody to ensure you enter the best possible settlement. 

We are dedicated to building relationships with our clients, learning what matters most in their lives, and helping them achieve the future they want. When you partner with our team, we will work tirelessly to obtain the most desirable results for you and your family. Call the office of King Law at (866) 318-6086 or reach out to us online to schedule a consultation today.

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