Triangle Divorce Lawyers

09/04/2026

Your first meeting with a divorce attorney can feel overwhelming, especially if you are not sure what you are supposed to bring or how to prepare.

Our latest blog breaks it down simply, including helpful documents to gather, information to have ready, and what to expect before that first conversation.

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https://triangledivorcelawyers.com/resources/blog/what-to-bring-first-divorce-meeting-north-carolina/

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09/04/2026

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But post-divorce estrangement often involves a much more complicated mix of loyalty, identity, blame, and rewritten family narratives.

09/04/2026

Facing divorce in North Carolina and not sure what to do next?

You may be wondering about custody, finances, the house, support, or simply where to start.

Our FREE Second Saturday Divorce Workshop brings experienced professionals together in one morning to help you better understand the legal, financial, and emotional sides of divorce.

💛 Emotional Guidance: Susan Lester, Integration Wellness
💰 Financial Guidance: Charles Calloway, Primerica
⚖️ Legal Guidance: David Franklin, Senior Attorney with Triangle Divorce Lawyers

You’ll get practical information, time for Q&A, and a clearer understanding of what may come next.

📅 Saturday, September 12
⏰ 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
💻 Online | Cameras not required
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08/24/2026

MYTH vs. FACT: Can your spouse stop you from getting divorced in North Carolina?

❌ MYTH: My spouse has to agree before I can get divorced.

✅ FACT: Generally, no. North Carolina is a no-fault divorce state.

Spouses generally must live separate and apart for at least one year and one day before filing for absolute divorce.

Issues like child custody, child support, alimony, and property division may still need to be resolved separately.

👉 Learn more about the North Carolina divorce process:
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08/21/2026

Can you change your child’s last name after divorce in North Carolina?

It’s one of those questions that may not come up until you’re actually facing it.

For some parents, changing a child’s last name after separation or divorce can feel like an important next step. But in North Carolina, whether a name change is possible can depend on things like parental consent, the child’s age, and the specific circumstances.

Our latest blog walks through the process and answers some of the questions parents commonly have, including what happens if the other parent does not agree.

If this is something you’ve been wondering about, this is a helpful place to start.

🔗 Read more:
https://triangledivorcelawyers.com/resources/blog/can-i-change-my-childs-last-name-after-divorce-in-north-carolina/

Divorce reshapes a family's identity in ways that go far beyond the courtroom. For many parents, one of the most emotional questions that surfaces after a separ

08/17/2026

🚨 NC Therapists & Counselors: Need a CE Credit?

If you work with children or families navigating separation, divorce, or custody, you may find yourself facing legal questions that directly impact your work.

This Wednesday, August 19, we're offering a FREE 1-hour virtual CE program created specifically for mental health professionals:

🎓 Child Custody Essentials for Counselors

Presented by Mary Gurganus, CEO & Founder of Triangle Divorce Lawyers, this practical training will cover NC child custody, court processes, documentation, confidentiality, and professional boundaries.

✅ Earn 1 NBCC CE credit
📅 Wednesday, August 19 | 12–1 PM
💻 Virtual
💲 FREE

Registration is still open:
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08/04/2026

What should someone know before starting the divorce process in North Carolina?

The Second Saturday Wake County Divorce Workshop, hosted by Triangle Divorce Lawyers, is this Saturday, August 8, from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM online via Zoom.

This free educational workshop covers common questions about separation and divorce, including the emotional, financial, and legal parts of the process.

Cameras are not required, and there will be time for Q&A after each section.

Please share this with someone who may benefit from this free resource.

Register here:
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07/31/2026

🚸 Myth vs. Fact: Child Custody in North Carolina

❌ Myth: Once a child turns 12, they can choose which parent they want to live with.

✅ Fact: In NC, there is no automatic age at which a child gets to decide custody. While a judge may consider a child’s wishes, they are only one of many factors evaluated. The court’s primary focus is the best interests of the child, taking into account the child’s maturity and the family’s unique circumstances.

Child custody decisions can be more complex than many people realize. Understanding how North Carolina law works can help families make more informed decisions.

📞 Questions about child custody or your parenting rights? Schedule a FREE 10-Minute Call with our team.

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This post is for general educational purposes only and is not legal advice.

07/27/2026

We’re excited to share the newly updated TriangleDivorceLawyers.com.

Searching for information about divorce, custody, or separation can feel overwhelming. We redesigned our website to make reliable North Carolina family law information easier to find, understand, and navigate.

Visitors can explore:

✔ Information about divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, separation, and property division and more
✔ Educational articles, guides, workshops, and community resources
✔ Child support and alimony calculators
✔ Attorney and team profiles
✔ Details about our Raleigh, Cary, Clayton, and Wake Forest offices
✔ Answers to common North Carolina family law questions

Our goal is to help individuals and families feel more informed and better prepared before taking the next step.

Explore the updated website: https://triangledivorcelawyers.com/

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This post is for general educational purposes and is not legal advice.