Divorce

Can I Date Other People Before My Divorce is Final in NC?

The short answer is yes, you may date other people while legally separated from your spouse and waiting for your divorce to be finalized, but it might affect different legal rights during the divorce proceedings that may be important to…

Getting a Divorce in South Carolina

Divorce Family Law Separation & Divorce

Here at King Law, we understand that life does not always go as planned – including marriages. There are situations in which divorce is the best option for the parties and King Law is here to offer non-judgmental help in…

Pet Custody and Divorce in North Carolina

Divorce Equitable Distribution Family Law Separation & Divorce

Divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process. There are many worries when it comes to dividing assets and determining custody arrangements. One custody arrangement that does not immediately come to mind but can be a significant concern is…

What Happens to Beneficiary Designations During Divorce Proceedings When One Party Passes Away?

Divorce Family Law

Divorce proceedings can be a lengthy process involving the division of assets and family time agreements. During this time, a temporary injunction is put in place, preventing either party from disposing of marital assets. However, what happens if one party…

Statutory Termination of Alimony

Divorce

When a couple separates, it is common for one or both parties to move on as if they were no longer married. You may even find yourself quickly engaged in a long-term relationship. However, if alimony has been awarded to…

Domestic Violence Protective Orders

Divorce

Domestic violence is not something any individual plans to face. It can be extremely frightening and victims of domestic violence often feel trapped in an unsafe situation. There are legal steps; however, that victims of domestic violence can take to…

Who Qualifies for an Annulment in North Carolina?

Divorce

Like a divorce, an annulment legally terminates a marriage. Unlike a divorce; however, an annulment declares that the marriage never existed. There is a common misperception that annulments are simpler and quicker than divorces. Unfortunately, this is not the case.…