Host Lee Rosen and Raleigh divorce lawyer Scott Allen answer listener questions about which state has jurisdiction on custody matters when the parents live in different states, as well as taking a listener call about who gets to keep the ring after a broken engagement.

With tax time right around the corner, do you know who gets to claim the children? Host Lee Rosen and Raleigh divorce lawyer Scott Allen answer listener questions about claiming children, as well as how to contact child support enforcement for unpaid child support.

Can you ignore the divorce complaint served by your spouse, or will you be giving up your rights? Raleigh Divorce Lawyer Lee Rosen takes listener questions about when it’s safe to simply let the 30 days on the complaint run out, and when you should file an answer to protect your property, alimony, and retirement.

Is there any recourse if the court orders you to pay so much in alimony that you can’t afford your house? Host Ned Daze and Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen answer listener calls about alimony and how to handle custody with a spouse who may be mentally ill.

Can you be sued for alienation of affections if the accuser doesn’t live in North Carolina or if you’ve never had sex with the accuser’s spouse? Raleigh divorce lawyer Scott Allen and host Lee Rosen answer listener calls and questions about alienation of affection and criminal conversation in NC.

What steps should you take if you fear your spouse may try to hurt you or your children? Host Ned Daze and Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen answer listener questions about how to handle getting a violent spouse out of the home, as well as discussing what to expect when you visit an attorney for an initial consultation.

The holiday season is often a very emotional and contentious time for people considering and going through a divorce. Host Ned Daze and Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen discuss their tips for when to bring up divorce during the holidays and how to survive this stressful time of year as peacefully as is possible.

Property division and equitable distribution in North Carolina are complex issues. Host Ned Daze and Raleigh divorce lawyer Holly Gray answer listener questions about filling out equitable distribution paperwork yourself. The team also discusses the 7 Ways To Wreck Your Kids’ Holidays article from divorce lawyer Dick Price.

How does getting married impact child support payments in North Carolina? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen and Cary divorce lawyer Scott Allen answer listener questions about North Carolina child support and premarital agreements.

Are you worried that your visitation schedule may ruin a holiday tradition? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen and Cary divorce lawyer Scott Allen discuss the emotional and logistical complications that come along with custody arrangements during the holiday season.

What are the issues associated with taking your ex off of your insurance policy? Host Ned Daze and guest Lee Rosen answer listener questions on the issue and discuss new findings on the likelyhood of a father getting custody of a child.

What are the requirements to modify a child custody agreement in North Carolina? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen and Charlotte divorce lawyer Ketan Soni answer answer calls about whether one parent frequently leaving town without notice is enough to grant the other primary custody.

How soon after getting out of jail for non-payment of child support are you expected to start repaying? Host Lee Rosen and managing attorney Ketan Soni answer listener phone calls  about jail time for child support payments as well as taking questions about whether an affair can shorten the one year waiting period for a divorce.

Emotions run high during a divorce and as tempting as it may be to involve your children, there are things you should never say to them. Host Ned Daze and attorney Lee Rosen discuss the article “10 Things Not To Say To Your Children During Divorce”,  by Texas family law attorney Dick Price.

What do you do when you win a temporary custody hearing, and your ex spouses decides that he or she now wants to settle out of court? Host Lee Rosen and attorney Holly Gray answer listener questions about how to negotiate with a spouse when a temporary order is in place, as well as looking at family law headlines from across the country.

Who has ownership if an asset is obtained after separation? What happens when child custody is not determined during the divorce? And is there any legal advantage to being the spouse who files the divorce? Host Lee Rosen and guest Ketan Soni, managing attorney with Rosen Law Firm, answer listener questions and go over five critical things to do before you get married.

It’s easy to be your own worst enemy when dealing with a divorce. Host Lee Rosen and attorney Holly Gray cover their top six mistakes to avoid when divorcing, as well as answering listener questions about whether your spouse must consent to the divorce and how to get rid of a house that is under water when neither spouse wants to keep it.

North Carolina has one of the highest homeschooling rates in the country, and separation can often make it a nearly impossible process. Can judges order how your child is educated, or award that decision solely to your ex spouse? Host Lee Rosen and attorney Holly Gray discuss homeschooling after divorce as well as answering listener calls about voluntary support modification

What can you do if your bipolar spouse has been making threats against your child.  Is emergency custody an option?  Ketan Soni, managing attorney with Rosen Law Firm’s Charlotte office and host Lee Rosen discuss what options are available as well as taking listener calls on child support.

What exactly does a separation agreement cover? Is it a binding contract? Can you write one on your own?  Ketan Soni, managing attorney with Rosen Law Firm’s Charlotte office and Ned Daze cover the basics of separation agreements, as well as delving into how “no-fault” divorce states like NC differ from states like New York, where fault is a criterion.