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Child Support
The child support can be enforced regardless if the if the agreement was settlement during a divorce, a civil paternity lawsuit, or simply via a voluntary agreement.
Under the laws of the State of North Carolina, any person or entity with custody of a minor child may seek support for that child from the parents of the child. Typically the situation involves one parent having custody of the child and requesting support from the other parent.
Any person or entity with custody of a minor child may seek support for that child from the parents of the child.
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North Carolina is an equitable distribution state. There shall be an equal division by using net value of marital property and net value of divisible property unless the court determines that an equal division is not equitable.
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