Is child support in North Carolina a flat fee?

Child support is an important aspect of family law. It is one way to ensure that children receive financial support from both parents, even after the parents’ separation or divorce. In North Carolina, determining child support involves various factors but is not a flat fee. Calculation methodology Guidelines established by state law determine child support amounts. These guidelines consider factors such as the income of both parents, the number of children requiring support and any special needs or circumstances. Income shares model North Carolina uses an “income shares” model to determine child support payments. This model takes into account the income of both parents to...