GI Bill Benefits and Transfer of Entitlement

Friday, Jan 27th 2023 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

Service members who served on active duty after September 10, 2001, may qualify for the Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33). Most service members know whether they qualify for this Transfer...

What Happens to The Reverse Mortgage After...

Friday, Jan 6th 2023 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

The following is an article on Reverse Mortgages provided by Jody Bruns, Certified Divorce Lending Professional, who is the President and Founder of the Divorce Lending Association,...

Mediating Divorce in New Hanover County

Friday, Dec 16th 2022 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

In North Carolina, mediation is required for child custody and equitable distribution (division of marital assets) before you can go to court. As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst...

How to Handle Child Expenses Under North...

Friday, Nov 25th 2022 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

North Carolina, like other states in the union, has statutory child support guidelines that have been created by the North Carolina legislature. Child support guidelines were put in...

Can I Assume the Existing Mortgage?

Friday, Sep 30th 2022 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

One of the biggest challenges in divorce today is that the spouse keeping the marital home usually must refinance the mortgage to get the other spouse off the mortgage. Most of my...

How Divorce Affects Car Insurance

Friday, Jun 3rd 2022 | Mary Salisbury | Divorce

Divorce carries along with it a lot of admin and paperwork. There is so much to do to get your life in order again. If you have a joint/household car insurance policy with your spouse...