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Going through a divorce is tough, and many people have a network of support they can lean on from time to time. You may rely on family, friends, or a licensed counselor or therapist to help you deal with the emotional issues that arise during your divorce. In some instances, you may feel the need […]
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Couples end up in a Chapel Hill divorce lawyer’s office for many reasons. In some cases, fathers are unsure whether the children involved are biologically theirs—and a paternity test can settle the matter once and for all. Paternity tests using DNA samples from the alleged father and the child can be up to 99 percent […]
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A divorce can change your life completely. In between meetings with your Chapel Hill divorce lawyer, trips to the courthouse, and filing paperwork, divorce can take a serious emotional toll. Sometimes when a couple decides to separate, one finds it best to move out of the marital home to start a new life on his […]
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Divorce is a tough situation for everyone involved. Some people have a difficult time accepting the fact that they’re headed for a split—and sometimes that turns into harassment. Harassment can come in many forms, from email messages and texts to showing up at your office and causing public scenes. It can also quickly turn into […]
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Eating disorders are on the rise, especially among males and children, according to the National Eating Disorders Association. Although the statistics are significantly higher for women (as many as 23 million women battle eating disorders), approximately 1 million men are contending with anorexia or bulimia. Divorce is a common factor among adults and kids suffering […]
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Owning a business with your spouse can be great—after all, two heads are better than one. When you’re married, you’re usually on the same page. But what happens when married business partners decide to split up? There are over a million married couples running businesses together, according to the National Federation of Independent Businesses. During […]
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Some people are fortunate enough to have good relationships with their in-laws—but that isn’t the case for everyone. Meddling in-laws can make a divorce harder than it needs to be by interjecting opinions, making harassing phone calls and interfering with your childcare and visitation plans. What can you do when your ex’s family won’t stay […]
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Before you married, you or your spouse may have converted to a new religion; perhaps you or your spouse weren’t religious at all when you got married, but you are now. Maybe one of you is devoutly religious and the other completely rejects religion, or maybe you and your spouse have a unique situation. When […]
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During divorce, many people feel the financial burden of becoming the sole earner in their households. Suddenly, people who are used to living on two incomes become responsible for rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, insurance and car payments—and often, it’s tough to adjust. In order to help you avoid getting into financial hot water, […]
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Divorce usually spells the end of your relationship with your ex—but sometimes, it’s a little more complicated than that. When you’re married, your relationship often spawns fringe relationships, like with parents, sister- and brother-in-laws, aunts, uncles and other extended family members. That’s natural, and it’s great when everyone can get along during your marriage. Sometimes, […]
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