Can I Get a Divorce Online in North Carolina?
No matter where you are in the United States, filing a divorce is not only emotionally taxing, but can also be legally complicated and difficult. Each couple has a unique scenario, which results in nuances in the legal process.
If You Want an Online Divorce in Mecklenburg County, You’ll Have to Wait
There are not currently procedures in place to file for divorce online in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. However, we expect that online filing will be coming soon. Currently, Mecklenburg County is expected to begin an online filing pilot program in December, 2021.
If you have any questions, Myers Law Firm, based in Charlotte, has the experience and knowledge to guide you through what you need to know before you file for divorce in North Carolina. If there are issues of child custody, property division, or financial support, you need to address those issues before you file for divorce—issues our team has experience handling for our clients.
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SCHEDULE YOUR CONSULTATIONRequirements to File for Simple Divorce
If you’re ready to move forward with your divorce, there are a few standard requirements that are required before a spouse can file for divorce in North Carolina.
-At least one spouse must have been living in North Carolina for at least six months.
-You must have been separated (living in different residences) from your spouse for at least 12 months.
Once the divorce is filed, the spouse who did not initiate the filing (the defendant) must be given proper legal notice by being served with the Summons and Complaint.
What Is a Simple Divorce?
By definition, a simple divorce is a when a divorce is filed solely to end a marriage. In the court case, no other issues are involved, only the divorce. If there are any other issues involved, such as property division, alimony, child custody, or child support, you need to consult with an attorney before filing for divorce. You may waive or lose certain rights if you get divorced without addressing these issues, so don’t wait to contact a divorce attorney who can guide you through this process.
File for Divorce With Confidence
Working with an experienced lawyer can empower you throughout the divorce process. Though no situation is the same, lawyers knowledgeable in North Carolina family law will be able to guide you through the divorce process, whether it is a simple divorce or there are other issues that need to be resolved. With the assurance that you’re taking the right steps to achieve your goals, you can confidently proceed without having to worry about costly errors.
Myers Law Firm Can Help
Myers Law Firm Can Help
If your situation is complex and you want to file for divorce with confidence, Myers Law Firm is here to support you, backed by our experience, knowledge, and compassion. Rooted in North Carolina, we have over 50 years of combined experience and are passionate about helping our clients succeed.
To take a first step, schedule an initial consultation with us by calling (888) 376-2889 or fill out our contact form.
The content provided here is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject.
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