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Posted by PerryBundyWebsite | Divorce Lawyer
When a marriage is over, people assume that filing for divorce automatically ends the union. However, you will have to wait to be separated for one year before you can file for divorce. Even though you may be in a hurry to move on with your life, it is not always possible to rush the...
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It is a common saying that 50% of all marriages end in divorce. Although that may have been the case at some point, that statistic is outdated, at least for the USA. As the country’s demographics and economics change, along with views about marriage versus cohabitation, the divorce rate appears lower. What is the Divorce...
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How to Serve a Divorce Complaint Without a doubt, getting a divorce is a trying and stressful experience. The fact that you’re thinking about divorce means you’ve already faced your share of hardship. Now you’re prepared to move forward with the action as fast as possible. Fortunately, divorce in North Carolina can be a relatively...
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Marrying someone who is a member of the military may mean long separations and high-stress levels. Some may even wonder whether their marriage can survive. You’ve probably heard rumors that military marriages experience extraordinarily high divorce rates, or that only the strongest make it through. So, what’s the real truth? Do military marriages go hand-in-hand...
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If you are considering divorce or are in the process of getting divorced in North Carolina, it is important to learn more about the steps you will need to take if you want to change your name. To be clear, changing your name after a divorce has different requirements than changing your name for other...
Read More...As many of you are probably aware, the Governor has issued a stay at home order beginning today at 5 pm. As an essential business, we will remain open to serve our clients. During this time, many people will face legal challenges and be in need of services regarding issues such as divorce and child custody, estate planning, business law and real estate matters. We are here to help. In order to follow social distancing protocols, we are offering phone and video conferences and innovative solutions to sign your essential documents in a safe manner. We are all going through a difficult time and things are rapidly changing, but Perry, Bundy, Plyler & Long remains here for you.