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Courts and
Community Resources
Lawyers and Divorce
Mediation
Glossary of Family Law Terms
NC Trial Courts
North Carolina Bar Association
The Rosen Law Firm: Practice Limited to Family Law
State Statutory Resources
North Carolina General Assembly
Divorce Law
Divorce and Separation in NC - pamphlet provided by the North
Carolina Bar Association
Divorce Law in NC - information provided by Ullman & Allen
The residency
requirement is 6 months. There are only two grounds for divorce in
North Carolina: one-year separation and incurable insanity. For a
one-year separation you must assert, under oath, that you and your
spouse have lived separate and apart for one year. You must live in
separate residences during that year. You do not need to file any
papers to document the beginning of your separation; your assertion is
sufficient to prove that the year has elapsed. The second ground for
divorce in North Carolina is incurable insanity. This ground is rarely
used.
Marital Separation Agreements Explained
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Child Support
North Carolina On-Line Child Support Calculators from the Rosen Law
Firm
Child Custody, Visitation Rights and Support - pamphlet provided
by the North Carolina Bar Association
Child Support Explained
Child Custody and Visitation Law
Child Custody, Visitation Rights and Support - pamphlet provided
by the North Carolina Bar Association
FAQ on Child Custody and Visitation
Child Custody Resources
Child custody decisions are based on the best interests of the child.
Property Division
Property Division FAQs from Rosen Law
Firm
Settlement Agreement
FAQs.
Marriage and Living Together Law
North Carolina Marriage Law
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