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NC Family Law Statutes
The most relevant North Carolina family law statutes are listed below.
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Divorce Venue |
Legal Separation Separation Agreements |
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Child Custody Action or Proceeding for Minor Child |
Child Support |
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Equitable Distribution Distribution by Court of Marital and Divisible Property |
Spousal Support |
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Domestic Violence |
Prenuptial Agreements |
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Legitimation |
Local Rules New Hanover County |
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Termination of Parental Rights |