Helpful Information for Navigating Your Divorce

While North Carolina law does not provide for or address college tuition and expenses, parents can plan ahead and create an agreement for such expenses.

The court must use the North Carolina guidelines when it enters a temporary or permanent child support order. However, it may deviate from those guidelines in certain situations.

North Carolina child support guidelines do not include private school tuition. However, the court will make exceptions in some cases.

If you are in the middle of a child custody case, the court may order your ex to pay your attorney's fees.

In North Carolina, modifications to child support agreements can be made under specific conditions.