Is your nagging what caused your divorce? Charlotte divorce attorney, David Self, joins us this week to discuss the 5 unexpected behaviors that lead to divorce, as well as how to handle child custody and support issues using helpful tools like the Rosen NC Child Support Calculator.

Does your spouse already have one foot out of the door? Raleigh divorce attorney, Melissa Essick, joins us this week to discuss the easiest signs to spot if your spouse is ready to split.Host, Lee Rosen, also lets listeners in on how to find the information they need in our online divorce forum.

Do your circumstances qualify you for spousal support? Raleigh divorce attorney, Scott Allen, joins us this week to discuss how to determine your eligibility for spousal support, as well as the little known facts behind determining alimony.

Is the down economy to blame for your divorce? Charlotte divorce attorney, Erin Clarey, joins us this week to discuss how an unfavorable economy can affect a marriage, as well as a divorce.

Does your short-lived marriage qualify for an annulment?  Better yet, is your spouse able to take half of your property? Raleigh divorce attorney, Kristin Stroud, joins us this week to discuss the ins and outs of property distribution and your options for trying to get out of a bad marriage.

Will your actions cost you your child custody?  Our guest, Raleigh divorce attorney Crystal Russ,  joins us this week to discuss the 7 things that could cost you your child custody, as well as what it takes to have a case for alienation of affection.

Is your divorce doomed to face the judgment of the courts? Not necessarily. Our guest, collaborative Raleigh attorney Deborah Throm,  joins us this week to discuss how the collaborative divorce process works and if you and your spouse are ideal candidates.

How will you fare in your divorce settlement? Our guest, Charlotte Divorce Attorney Erin Clarey,  joins us this week to discuss how outlandish celebrity divorce settlements can relate to you, as well as how to modify child custody when dealing with an inconsiderate co-parent

Could your parents get custody of your children? Raleigh Divorce Attorney Scott Allen joins host Stephanie Lockwood to discuss the latest laws and rulings as they relate to grandparents gaining custody, as well as how to collect unpaid child support.

Are baby boomers bound to get divorced? Managing Divorce Attorney Erin Clarey joins host Stephanie Lockwood to discuss the latest divorce statistics on baby boomer divorce rates, as well as what you need to know when splitting up your assets.

Is your spouse commiting financial infidelity? Raleigh Divorce Attorney Scott Allen joins host Stephanie Lockwood to discuss how to save your credit during a divorce, as well as your chances of loosing custody because of your Facebook profile.

Child support payments going unpaid? It could mean prison time for you. Raleigh Divorce Attorney Kristin Stroud joins host Stephanie Lockwood to discuss the ins and outs of child support, as well as equitable distribution.

Was your marriage doomed from the very beginning? Charlotte Divorce Lawyer David Self joins host Stephanie Lockwood to discuss if there are benefits to getting married, child support issues, and property ownership post-separation.

What are the ramifications of signing a separation agreement? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen joins us to talk about what signing a separation agreement entails and what to take into account when considering a separation agreement.

What dictates how much I need to pay for child support and alimony? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen joins us to talk about how to deal with financial issues involved with a divorce or separation.

If you’re worried about making sure your property and home are safe, what can you do? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen joins us to talk about what legal steps you can take to make sure that your possessions are protected.

Rosen.com features a divorce forum where people post questions that are answered by a Rosen attorney.

Earlier today the following question was posted (be sure to read the second paragraph):

“A sticky question. My stbx is working on a separation agreement and wants to include a loan against his 403B account as marital debt. This loan was taken out to pay off our taxes, one of his credit cards and partially one of mine. Technically, if it were a regular loan it would be marital. However, the payments and interest that he pays goes directly back into his retirement account. How would this be looked at by the courts?

Also, we had a signature loan that paid for me to have breast augmentation 2 years ago. He is trying to not include that loan as he claims that what it was used for could be argued as “personal property.” I just say that it is still a signature loan and is marital debt, and he just has a personal issue with paying for my “breasts.” Does he have a leg to stand on?

Thanks for any help.”

Rosen attorney Helena Nevicosi responded as follows:

“The loan from the 403B would be included as a marital debt, basically you would divide the retirement account based on the present value and make him responsible for making future payments against the account. If he agreed to the debt that was incurred for the breast implants that it is likely that will be considered a marital debt.

Helena M. Nevicosi
Attorney with Rosen Law Firm”

Disputes in divorce cases are traditionally over money, the kids, and the house. But there are a lot of battles over who gets to keep the pet. For many the pet is truly a part of the family. How far would you go to keep yours?

Do prenuptial agreements really protect you in a divorce? Do they spoil the moment when you ask your fiancé to sign an agreement? Perhaps drafting a prenuptial agreement suggests that you think the marriage won’t last.