Child Support

Family Law

North Carolina Child Support Lawyers

In North Carolina, both parents, even if they do not have custody of their children, have a duty to support their children. In divorce, dissolution, or child custody cases, child support is awarded according to court guidelines. If one parent has sole or primary physical custody of the children, the other parent pays a percentage of their adjusted annual income as child support.

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Seeking a change in child support can be a daunting task to take on by yourself

A party seeking to modify a child support order can request the court to modify the order if there is a 15% change in the paying parent’s income or a change in the parenting plan from primary custody to shared custody or vice versa that affects the child support formula. To many people, the idea of going back to court to face their former spouse is overwhelming. Our team is ready to assist you in meeting your goals.

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