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Course
Managing Family Financial Cases for District Court Judges

This North Carolina Judicial College Videoconference Course is intended for judges with experience presiding over family financial cases including equitable distribution, alimony and above guideline child support. The class will begin with a presentation on the fundamental principles of effective individual case management. Participants then will explore impediments to effective management in...
Online module
Equitable Distribution Module

This session is intended to be an introduction to North Carolina law relating to equitable distribution.
Book
North Carolina Legislation 2001: A summary of legislation in the 2001 General Assembly of interest to North Carolina public officials

From the Editor's Note: "The 2001 edition of North Carolina Legislation is the thirty-eighth periodic summary of legislation published by the UNC Chapel Hill School of Government’s Institute of Government. From 1955 through 1973 these summaries were published in a special issue of Popular Government. Since 1974 the summary has been published annually as a separate...
Book
North Carolina Legislation 2002: A summary of legislation in the 2002 General Assembly of interest to North Carolina public officials

From the Editor's Note: The 2002 edition of North Carolina Legislation is the thirty-ninth periodic summary of legislation published by the UNC Chapel Hill School of Government’s Institute of Government. From 1955 through 1973 these summaries were published in a special issue of Popular Government. Since 1974 the summary has been published annually as a separate publication.

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Course
Family Law for Judges
Date: May 12- 14, 2027 | Multi-Day | Chapel Hill 

These two courses are offered by the North Carolina Judicial College. They are intended for District Court Judges who are relatively new to domestic relations court, and who do not have substantial experience with family law matters. The objective of these classes is to allow...

UNC School of Government
Chapel Hill, NC
Chapel Hill, NC
Course
Advanced Family Law for District Court Judges

This North Carolina Judicial College course is intended for judges with some experience trying equitable distribution cases. The objective of this course is to allow participants to discuss equitable distribution cases in a small-group, interactive setting. To make this possible, attendance will be limited, and we may not be able to accept all applications. All judges are encouraged to apply,...
Bulletin
Equitable Distribution Update: Tenancy by the Entirety; Postseparation Payment of Debt; and Defined Contribution Retirement Accounts

This bulletin discusses three recent developments affecting the law and equitable distribution in North Carolina.
Bulletin
Recent Developments: Equitable Distribution after the Death of a Party

Reviews the development of the law in North Carolina regarding equitable distribution actions after the death of a party and to identify the applicable time limitations for pursuing a claim for equitable distribution following the death of a spouse.
Bulletin
Recent Family Law Cases (June 1, 2002 - February 1, 2003)

Compiles and discusses family law cases decided between June 1, 2002, and February 1, 2003.
Bulletin
Recent Family Law Cases (October 1, 2001 - March 1, 2002)

Compiles and discusses family law cases decided between October 1, 2001 and March 1, 2002.