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Union County NC Child Support Rules

RULE 6: CHILD SUPPORT

6.1.1 Financial Affidavit and Employer Wage Affidavit. The party filing a complaint or motion seeking the establishment of child support or the modification of an existing order for child support must attach at filing and serve upon the opposing party or attorney a completed Financial Affidavit (Form #8A) with the complaint or motion.

The opposing party or attorney shall file and serve upon the moving party or attorney a Financial Affidavit no later than Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. prior to the week of hearing.

Upon request by either party, both Plaintiff and Defendant shall file and serve upon the other party or attorney the completed Employer Wage Affidavit no later than Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. prior to the week of hearing.

Both Plaintiff and Defendant shall give the opposing party (BUT NOT THE COURT) the documents listed under Child Support Cases in Form #8B

6.2 Child Care Provider Affidavit. Upon request by either party, both Plaintiff and Defendant shall file and serve upon the other party or attorney the completed Child Care Provider Affidavit no later than Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. prior to the week of hearing.

6.3 Admission of Employer Wage Affidavit and Child Care Provider Affidavit. Unless the submitting party is notified of the objection the Employer Wage Affidavit or Child Care Provider Affidavit may be admitted into evidence at the hearing without the employer or child care provider present. The objection must be submitted in writing by noon the Friday before the week of court.

6.4 Hearing for Temporary Child Support. Either party may file a Request for setting for a hearing on the issue of temporary child support. Upon request, the Case Coordinator will schedule a hearing on affidavits on the issue of temporary child support before the assigned judge and inform the parties or their attorneys of the date, time, and place of the hearing. Such hearing shall be limited to one hour (30 minutes per side).
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  • Home
  • NC Laws
    • Divorce >
      • Divorce from bed and board
      • Divorce based on insanity
      • Resumption of maiden name
    • Child Custody >
      • Attorney fees for Child Custody
      • Modification of Child Custody
    • Child Support >
      • Child Support Enforcement Agency
      • Attorney fees for Child Support
      • Modification of Child Support
    • Property Distribution >
      • Retirement Distribution
      • Sanctions for Delay of Property Division
    • Spousal Support >
      • Postseparation Support >
        • Attorney fees for Postseparation Support
        • Modification of Postseparation Support
      • Alimony >
        • Attorney fees for Alimony
        • Modification of Alimony
    • Separation Agreements
    • Domestic Violence
  • Union County Local Rules
    • Emergency Custody
    • Custody Mediation
    • Temporary Custody
    • Child Support
    • Property Distribution
    • Spousal Support
    • Union County Local Forms
    • Courthouse info
  • Contact