Divorce Lawyer Serving Sampson County, NC; Cumberland County, NC; & Hoke County, NC

Divorce in North Carolina ("absolute divorce") requires spouses to live separate and apart for at least one year and one day, with at least one party intending the separation to be permanent. At least one spouse must have resided in NC for six months prior to filing. North Carolina is a no-fault state.

There are crucial considerations in a divorce case. They are the following:

• Property & Support: Claims for equitable distribution (property division), alimony, or post-separation support must be filed before the judgment of absolute divorce is entered, or rights to these may be lost forever.
  
• Divorce from Bed and Board: This is not a final divorce, but a court-ordered legal separation based on fault (e.g., adultery, abandonment).
  
• Finality: One party can proceed with the divorce even if the other does not consent.

BP Condlin Attorney at Law is a divorce lawyer who can help any local resident with the difficult process of divorce. We’ll make sure your rights under the law are protected. You deserve a good standard of living despite a divorce, and our experienced firm will do our best to make that happen. 

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