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The document is a court order from the District Court of Cumberland County, North Carolina, appointing a Child Custody Expert (CCE) to investigate and report on custody and visitation issues concerning minor children involved in a legal case. The CCE is tasked with gathering relevant information, conducting interviews, and providing a written report to assist the court in determining the best interests of the children. The order outlines the responsibilities of the CCE, cooperation requirements from all parties, and payment arrangements for the expert's services.

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Does it matter who filed for custody first?

No court will favor your submissions simply because you filed them before your spouse or ex-spouse. However, the answer is yes for two important reasons: (1) filing first means you can set the pace of the litigation, and (2) you get to speak first and last in the event your case proceeds to trial.

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When filing for custody who is the plaintiff?

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