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Creating a new family dynamic through separation and divorce is challenging, especially when deciding how to share parenting duties with your ex. The idea of co-parenting may seem impossible in the beginning, but taking the...

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Building Your Business: Forming an LLC

Legally forming your business entity demonstrates commitment to your vision and your business. Filing your entity with the state can also provide many advantages. The following are some of the reasons you may benefit from...

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What Not to Post on Social Media During a Divorce

Divorce is a complicated process for all parties. Discussing your grievances with close family and friends is one thing, but venting on social media to hundreds of followers can be detrimental to your case. No...

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Hurt in an Accident? Take These 5 Steps to Protect Your Claim

Car accidents happen every day, but when it happens to you, it can be a very scary experience. These events can cause serious and immediate injuries, or they can result in injuries that only really...

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Coming to America: What You Need to Do to Obtain Your “Green Card”

Whether you are currently in the United States or you would like to move here, obtaining legal permanent residency in the United States (also known as getting a “green card”) is a great option. Green...

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Common Myths About the Immigration Process

Every day in the news, we are bombarded by stories regarding the current state of immigration in the U.S. Whether you are going through the immigration process yourself or you just want to stay informed...

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Understanding the Difference Between Asylum and Refugee Status

For immigrants wanting to come to the United States from another country because of fear of persecution, there are two popular options. Depending on your circumstances, you might request asylum or apply to become a...

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A Brief Overview of Alienation of Affection

There are many reasons people get divorced. One reason might be because one spouse becomes romantically involved with another person. If you are going through a divorce in North Carolina that was caused by a...

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Immigration 101: The U-Visa

If you have been a victim of certain crimes and can help law enforcement or government officials, you may be eligible for U nonimmigrant status. This status, commonly called the U-visa, can help you temporarily...

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Moving Away? Check North Carolina’s Relocation Laws First

If you are a North Carolina parent with primary physical custody of your child and you want to move, you need to be aware of the state’s relocation laws before you sign any paperwork. It’s...

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