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How Can I Get Temporary Child Support in North Carolina?
As a parent, when you and your spouse separate and intend to divorce, you need to make sure that your children have the funds necessary for their continuing care. In North Carolina, spouses must live apart for a period of at least one year before they can get divorced. Once the divorce is complete, children typically reside primarily with one parent while the other provides child support payments. Parents need to consider how they will handle their children’s expenses during the separation period.
What is Temporary Child Support?