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How Much Does A Divorce Cost?

The North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct outlines the factors involved with attorney’s fees. Fees are be based upon the time and labor expended, the complexities of the issues involved, the degree of difficulty of the matter, the results achieved, the County of venue for the divorce, and any extraordinary time or demands placed upon an attorney which would prevent an attorney from representing other clients.


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