Williams law group was established in 1995 and was built on the premise of "changing your perceptions of attorneys" through a people-oriented approach to the practice of family law. Our practice is limited to the issues that surround a divorce or separation, including but not limited to child custody, child support, alimony, property division and domestic violence.
The staff consists of two attorneys, a paralegal and the legal assistant. Our firm's office is located in Cary, North Carolina in the Parkway Professional Park located at the intersection of Cary Parkway and US 1. Miles Williams calmly and methodically probed thousands of pages of evidence and discovered a small detail that led to uncovering an overwhelming wealth of evidence which led to a very favorable outcome.
The staff consists of two attorneys, a paralegal and the legal assistant. Our firm's office is located in Cary, North Carolina in the Parkway Professional Park located at the intersection of Cary Parkway and US 1. Miles Williams calmly and methodically probed thousands of pages of evidence and discovered a small detail that led to uncovering an overwhelming wealth of evidence which led to a very favorable outcome.
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Absolute Divorce
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In North Carolina the court order that officially terminates a marriage is known as an "absolute divorce". Do not confuse an absolute divorce with proceedings for child custody, child support, or alimony.
In North Carolina you can be granted an absolute divorce even if those other matters have not yet been resolved; however, it is important to understand which of those related claims must at least have been filed prior to your absolute divorce being granted.A divorce lawyer can provide a detailed explanation of the divorce process and any related claims involved in your particular case.
In North Carolina you can be granted an absolute divorce even if those other matters have not yet been resolved; however, it is important to understand which of those related claims must at least have been filed prior to your absolute divorce being granted.A divorce lawyer can provide a detailed explanation of the divorce process and any related claims involved in your particular case.
Contested Divorce
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The most common ground for divorce in North Carolina is the fact of being separate for one full year prior to the filing of the divorce complaint. Contesting a divorce may be as simple as the parties do not agree that they have been separated for one year. Maybe one spouse believes there was a period of reconciliation or believe it or not maybe one spouse did not even know that their spouse had separated from them.
Divorce from Bed and Board
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In North Carolina, if the parties cannot agree to separate then a party can seek a divorce from bed and board. This claim allows the court to step in and judicially determine the right of a party to cease living with their spouse. In order for the court to make that determination it will need to hear evidence of grounds to cease living together.
Mediated Divorce
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After deciding to divorce, most people want to move quickly and civilly through the process. One of the options that allows for time saving and money saving resolution of the issues arise from the decision to terminate a marriage is mediation. Mediation is the process through which the parties negotiate resolutions to all marital issues, including, custody, child support, spousal support, and dividing the marital assets and debts.
Uncontested Divorce
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Uncontested divorce in North Carolina is the most common divorce filed. It is a divorce in which there is not disagreement that grounds for a divorce exist. The most common ground for divorce in North Carolina is being separated for one full year before filing the claim for divorce.
So long as both parties agree on the date the separation took place and that they have not reconciled at any time in a year after that separation, then you divorce is uncontested.A judicial decree that terminates the marriage is called an "absolute divorce". When the divorce is uncontested, meaning that, the parties agree that grounds to obtain a divorce exist then the process if fairly simple.
So long as both parties agree on the date the separation took place and that they have not reconciled at any time in a year after that separation, then you divorce is uncontested.A judicial decree that terminates the marriage is called an "absolute divorce". When the divorce is uncontested, meaning that, the parties agree that grounds to obtain a divorce exist then the process if fairly simple.
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