Legal Question in Family Law in North Carolina
I recently did a modification for child support with child support enforcment in NC. When the case worker did the worksheet she got a new amount and proposed it to the non custodial parent. He refused to make the change and pay it. Now we have a court date set. Do I need to get a lawyer? And what can I expect in Child support court?
Asked on 1/28/12, 5:24 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
You probably do not need an attorney. Child Support in NC is set according to guidelines and is a generally a simple matter of plugging income figures into a worksheet. NC Child Suport is slow and typical of any government run organization but for the most part competent to calculate a proper child support amount and have it enforced through the Court.
Answered on 1/28/12, 6:02 pm
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