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§ 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 […]
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§ 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
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Contempt 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;
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North 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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§ 50-5.1. Grounds for absolute divorce in cases of incurable insanityIn all cases where a husband and wife have lived separate and apart for three consecutive years, without cohabitation, and
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§ 50-6. Divorce after separation of one year on application of either party Marriages may be dissolved and the parties thereto divorced from the bonds of matrimony on the application of either
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§ 50-7. Grounds for divorce from bed and boardThe court may grant divorces from bed and board on application of the party injured, made as by law provided, in the following cases if either
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§ 50-8. Contents of complaint; verification; venue and service in action by nonresident; certain divorces validated In all actions for divorce the complaint shall be verified in accordance with
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§ 50-9. Effect of answer of summons by defendantIn all cases upon an action for a divorce absolute, where judgment of divorce has heretofore been granted and where the plaintiff has caused to be
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§ 50-10. Material facts found by judge or jury in divorce or annulment proceedings; when notice of trial not required; procedure same as ordinary civil actions (a) The material facts in
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