Custody disputes are never easy, especially when emotions run high and a child’s well-being is at stake. In some North Carolina custody cases, the court may appoint a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) to help determine what arrangement serves the child’s best interests. Judges don’t rely solely on what each parent says in...
Reasons for Modifying a Child Custody Order in North Carolina
Life Moves Fast. Sometimes, Custody Arrangements Need to Catch Up.
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When a child custody order is first put in place, it reflects where things stand at that moment—your family’s routines, living arrangements, work schedules, and your child’s needs. But life doesn’t stay still for long.
