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Understanding Child Support and Private School Costs After a Divorce in North Carolina

Going through a divorce means making many changes, especially when it comes to money and taking care of your kids. If you’re a North Carolina parent, you might wonder how your child’s private school fees fit into the child support you’ll need to sort out. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand how the […]

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What is the difference between prospective and retroactive child support?

Child support is a critical aspect of family law, ensuring the financial well-being of children whose parents are separated or divorced. In North Carolina, child support can be categorized into two temporal types: prospective and retroactive. Each type serves distinct purposes and has its own set of rules. This article will explore the differences between

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How North Carolina Courts Calculate Retroactive Child Support

Child support plays a crucial role in family law, ensuring children receive the financial support they need, especially in parental separation or divorce cases. In North Carolina, determining child support can be complex, especially when addressing retroactive child support, which aims to compensate a custodial parent for expenses incurred on behalf of a child before

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