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Articles
- Alimony: By the Numbers
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- The Current State of Alimony in North Carolina
- The Big Picture on Divorce in North Carolina
- The Price of Divorce
FAQS
- What is postseparation support and how do I get it?
- What is alimony? When and how is it paid?
- Who has a claim to receive postseparation support and alimony? Who is the dependent spouse?
- What factors does the court consider in determining alimony?
- What is marital fault and how does it apply to an alimony claim?
Forms
- Sample Separation Agreement
- Mecklenburg County Financial Affidavit
- Court Complaint for Custody, Support, Alimony and Property Division
Statutes
- §50-16.1A. Definitions
- §50-16.2A. Postseparation support
- §50-16.3A. Alimony (16 factors )
- §50-16.4. Counsel fees in actions for alimony, postseparation support
- §50-16.6. When alimony, postseparation support, counsel fees not payable
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