§50-16.9. Modification of order
§ 50-16.9. Modification of order (a) An order of a court of this State for alimony or postseparation support, whether contested or entered by consent, may be modified or vacated at any
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§ 50-16.9. Modification of order (a) An order of a court of this State for alimony or postseparation support, whether contested or entered by consent, may be modified or vacated at any
Read More§ 50-17. Alimony in real estate, writ of possession issued In all cases in which the court grants alimony by the assignment of real estate, the court has power to issue a writ of possession when
Read MoreContempt of Court Statutes Click on a statute title for the full text. § 5A-11. Criminal contempt § 5A-12. Punishment; circumstances for fine or imprisonment; reduction of punishment;
Read More§ 50‑13.9. Procedure to insure payment of child support. (a)Upon its own motion or upon motion of either party, the court may order at any time
Read More§ 50-13.10. Past due child support vested; not subject to retroactive modification; entitled to full faith and credit (a) Each past due child support payment is vested when it accrues and may not
Read More§ 50-13.4. Action for support of minor child (a) Any parent, or any person, agency, organization or institution having custody of a minor child, or bringing an action or proceeding for the custody of such child, or a minor child by his guardian may institute an action for the support of such child as hereinafter […]
Read More§ 50-13.6. Counsel fees in actions for custody and support of minor children In an action or proceeding for the custody or support, or both, of a minor child, including a motion in the cause for the modification or revocation of an existing order for custody or support, or both, the court may in its […]
Read More§ 50-13.11. Orders and agreements regarding medical support and health insurance coverage for minor children (a) The court may order a parent of a minor child or other responsible party to
Read MoreContempt of Court Statutes Click on a statute title for the full text. § 5A-11. Criminal contempt § 5A-12. Punishment; circumstances for fine or imprisonment; reduction of punishment;
Read MoreNorth Carolina General Statutes requires the Conference of Chief District Judges to prescribe uniform statewide presumptive guidelines for determining the child support obligations of parents, and to review the guidelines periodically (at least once every four years) to determine whether their application results in appropriate child support orders.
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