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Legal Separation Agreement in Clemmons, NC
We Can Help You Draft a Legal Separation Agreement in Clemmons, NC and the Surrounding Areas
Many people wonder about a separation agreement vs. a divorce. In the state of North Carolina, legal separation is not a prerequisite for divorce. A couple wishing to divorce must live “separate and apart” for one year before they are eligible to file for a divorce, but that’s different from “legal separation”, which is a concept used in some other states. A separation agreement is a legal agreement that lays out the terms of a divorce in order to avoid litigation. If you and your ex can agree upon issues like property division, child custody, and alimony, a lawyer can help you draft a separation agreement that outlines those terms. Attorney Lane assists clients in Clemmons, NC and the surrounding areas with creating separation agreements.
Why Do You Need a Separation Agreement Lawyer?
- Ensure that both parties understand the legal side of the situation
- Negotiate/mediate disputes between you and your ex so that you can come to an agreement without going to court
- Provide you with information on how to file a legal separation
Consult With an Experienced Legal Separation Agreement Attorney Today
If you are getting divorced and want the process to be as smooth and inexpensive as possible, work with a lawyer to create your separation agreement and resolve disputes before litigation becomes necessary. Contact the Law Office of Christopher D. Lane today to get the advice and assistance you need with filing for legal separation. We offer free initial consultations and will walk you through legal separation vs. divorce if you’re near Clemmons, NC.
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Law Office of Christopher D. Lane
Address: 3802A Clemmons Rd, Clemmons, NC 27012
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