Historically, time spent with the noncustodial parent was referred to as “visitation.” Today, the term parenting time is used to refer to the time a child spends with either parent. This change in language reflects the intention that children spend time with both parents and have two homes, as opposed to their living with one…
The Courts in North Carolina may order payment of private school tuition in some cases. The North Carolina Child Support Guidelines adjust for private school if considered an extraordinary expense. Also, you can ask that the court deviate from the guidelines to require a parent who has been paying for private tuition to continue to do so. …
Yes. The court will consider the marital debts when dividing the property during Equitable Distribution. For example, if awarded a car valued at $12,000.00, but you owe a $10,000.00 debt on the same vehicle, the court will take that debt into consideration in the overall division of the assets. Similarly, if one spouse agrees to…