Divorce, Separation, Annulment
Know Your Rights
This section includes a link to download a packet of information on how to file for divorce in North Carolina without a lawyer.
It also includes information about alimony and property distribution.
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Divorce Packet (Self-Help)
Instructions and court forms for requesting a divorce, for NC residents who do NOT have an attorney. Use these forms ONLY if you have lived in NC for at least 6 months, have been separated for more than 1 year, you do not want alimony or spousal support, and you do not want a property division. Read More
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- Legal Aid of North Carolina - Central Intake
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Marriage, Divorce, and Name Changes
The SSA has summarized the broad topics associated with changing your name after a divorce and what steps you should take when this occurs. Read More
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- Social Security Administration
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Separation, Annulment, and Divorce
Unfortunately, almost half of marriages end up in divorce, and there are several different ways couples can go about it. Content Detail
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- American Bar Association
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Marriage in North Carolina
This document explains many issues concerning marriage in North Carolina, such as marriage licenses, changing your last name, and income tax status. Read More
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- North Carolina Bar Association
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Questions to Ask Before You Hire an Attorney (Divorce or Custody)
General questions about divorce or custody cases. Read More
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- National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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Divorce and Separation
This brochure explains many general frequently-asked questions about divorce. Read More
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- North Carolina Bar Association
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