Legal Question in Family Law in North Carolina
In the separation agreement it reads:
This agreement is made on the ____ day of ___________, 20___, between _____________, the Wife, of ________________, City of ________________, County of _____________, State of ________________, and ________________, the Husband, of ________________, City of ______________, County of ____________, State of ________________. We were married on the ____ day of _________, 20 _____ in the City of _______________ County of _____________, State of _____________.
However, we live in the Town of Rolesville and Town of Wake Forest.
Plus on our marriage license it says Count of Grenada, and no mention of a city. So do I change the wording to reflect Town instead of City and do I omit the City portion under the married portion?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Don't do this on your own please. You are possibly gonig to cause a lot of problems if you insist on doing this yourself.
If you must, change city to town and say Town of Rolesville, County of Wake, NC. Where does you wife live? Also in Rolesville?
For place of marriage, where exactly were you married? If in the country of Grenada, then say we were married in XXXXX (city or town), (put in county/province name/island name if you know it), Grenada.
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