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Termination of Child Support Nov 12

In North Carolina, parents have a duty to provide support for their children. However, when child support payments are ordered, the non-custodial parent often wants to know when those payments will end. Under the North Carolina Statute, the support of a child shall terminate ...

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Termination of Child Support Nov 12
In North Carolina, parents have a duty to provide support for their children. However, when child support payments are ordered, the non-custodial ...
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Modifying Child Support in Separation Agreement Nov 06
Children are often a primary concern for those going through a divorce. As a result, some a couples look to enter into a separation agreement. A ...
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Trespassing in North Carolina Nov 04
In North Carolina, the term trespassing carries several different connotations and possible repercussions. North Carolina differentiates between four ...
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Marital Misconduct Impact on Alimony Oct 29
In North Carolina, the law governing alimony is North Carolina General Statute § 50-16.3A. The alimony statute addresses marital misconduct as ...
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Common Misunderstandings with DWI Laws in North Carolina Oct 28
In North Carolina, one of the most common criminal charges is Driving While Impaired, or DWI. While DWI may be one of the most commonly charged crimes ...
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North Carolina Probation Violations Oct 25
One of the most common punishments after a criminal conviction in North Carolina is being placed on probation. There are two kinds of probation in ...
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