North Carolina has its own written child support guidelines which may be used to calculate the amount of child support that one parent may have to pay to the other parent. While the next review of the guidelines is scheduled to occur in 2026, there were two changes made in 2023 that are worth noting.
Read MoreThe North Carolina Court of Appeals issued two family law decisions on March 18, 2026—one published and one unpublished—addressing equitable distribution and alimony.
Read MoreThis legal guide from Siemens Family Law Group explains how North Carolina law applies to child custody and support, spousal support and alimony, and equitable distribution of marital assets during a high-income divorce.
Read MoreOnce you have made formal arrangements to retain a divorce attorney, usually indicated by signing a fee agreement and paying any required retainers, your attorney will begin work on your legal matters.
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