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What Is Considered an Unfit Parent in North Carolina?

A: The legal definition of a parent who is considered unfit would be someone whose behavior does not offer appropriate care, advice, support, and guidance for a child’s needs, whether physical, mental or emotional. Any type of neglect or proof of abuse of controlled substances is unacceptable, as is any history of domestic violence.
How Long Do You Have to Be Separated Before Divorce in NC?

A: In the state of North Carolina, the law states that you need to have separated from your former partner or spouse for a total of at least a full year. Otherwise, you will not be able to claim divorce.
Is North Carolina a 50/50 Divorce State?
A:
For most divorces that take place in North Carolina, there is a law that says the two former spouses must have all of their property divided up evenly in a 50/50 split. However, certain aspects will be carefully considered to make sure that the property is distributed fairly and equitably.
These components include:
- Each of the party’s income and financial stability
- Any property by each party
- Debts that have been accrued
- Spousal or child support needs from previous relationships
- Marriage length
- The amount one spouse has contributed to the other’s education
- Property that has been liquidated

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