North Carolina Divorce Attorneys

Protect your child’s financial stability with guidance from trusted North Carolina Child Support Attorneys.

Child Support in North Carolina

Child support ensures your child’s needs are met—today and in the future. But calculating support, understanding guidelines, and navigating enforcement or modification can feel overwhelming. Our North Carolina Divorce and Child Custody Attorneys at Martine Law help you understand how child support works, what your rights are, and how to secure an arrangement that reflects your child’s best interests. Whether you’re establishing support for the first time or updating an existing order, you receive clear guidance and steady support through every step.

Our Services

We provide comprehensive child support services designed to protect your child’s well-being and your financial clarity.

Our child support services include:

Why choose us

You deserve a legal team that prioritizes your child’s needs and your peace of mind.

Clear Guidance Through Every Calculation

We break down the child support process so you understand exactly how amounts are determined and what affects the final outcome.

Strong Advocacy for Fair and Accurate Support

Whether you are paying or receiving support, we protect your financial interests and ensure the calculation reflects your real circumstances.

Strategic Support for Modifications & Enforcement

Life changes, and child support may need to change too. We guide you through updates and take action when support is not being paid.

Consistent Communication You Can Rely On

We keep you informed, answer questions quickly, and help you make confident decisions through every stage of the process.

Popular questions

Get clear answers and dependable support—speak with a North Carolina Child Support Attorney today.

How is child support calculated in North Carolina?

North Carolina uses the Child Support Guidelines, which consider income, child-related expenses, custody schedules, and healthcare costs.

Yes. Support can be changed if there is a substantial change in circumstances, such as job loss, increased expenses, or medical needs.

The court can take enforcement actions, including wage garnishment, tax refund interception, driver’s license suspension, or contempt proceedings.

Yes. Child support may include healthcare, childcare costs, education expenses, extracurricular activities, and other necessary costs.

Possibly. Child support depends on income and parenting time—not just custody labels. We help you understand what applies to your situation.

Yes, parents can reach an agreement, but it must be approved by the court to be enforceable.

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Our team will answer your questions and talk you through potential next steps.