ABOUT CORDES FAMILY LAWAdvice on a full range of family law matters
Family Law is sensitive and unique to each family, so whatever your situation is, we are here to guide you. We combine expertise with exceptional care and empathy, delivered locally to you. We understand how difficult any problem arising within a family can be, especially when they take on a legal dimension. We know this, and we understand.
Alienation of Affection
This is a claim one spouse may pursue against a third party if the separation and divorce were caused by the actions of said third party.
Child Custody
There are different types of custody in family law – legal custody and physical custody.
Child Support
To provide support for the child(ren) based on the custody schedule in place and be equitable to both parents.
Collaborative Law
Involves a commitment on the part of you, your spouse, and your attorneys to reach resolution without the need for litigation.
Criminal Conversation
This is a claim one spouse may pursue against a third party if the separation and divorce were influenced by said third party.
Divorce
North Carolina is a no-fault divorce state which means either party may seek a divorce without a wrong being committed.
Equitable Distribution
Equitable distribution means accounting for and dividing all marital assets and debts during the divorce process.
Litigation
Litigation is the process of taking your legal claim(s) to court for a judge to decide the outcome of your case.
Mediation
Prepare for your upcoming mediation by clarifying your goals and strategy in order to reach a settlement.
Postseparation Support & Alimony
Temporary spousal support amount (temporary alimony) paid from the supporting spouse to the dependent spouse.
Postnuptial Agreements
Agreements signed by two parties that are already married and specify the division of their property should they divorce in the future.
Prenuptial Agreements
An agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon marriage.
Separation Agreement
Upon separation, the parties may work to negotiate an out of court agreement regarding their pending marital issues.
We are here to help.
Schedule a consultation today.
