Fuquay Varina, NC asked in Divorce for North Carolina

Q: Is it necessary in North Carolina to file a complaint in order to have a separation agreement in place?

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A: A separation agreement is nothing more than a contract. There is no filing requirement nor does there have to be a complaint of any kind in place. All that is required is that it be properly drafted and signed by both parties in front of a notary. For the average couple, there is also no reason for it to cost thousands. Our firm drafts comprehensive separation agreements starting at a flat rate fee of $250.

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