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The document is an Annulment Property Settlement and Joint Custody Agreement between a Husband and Wife who are seeking to annul their purported marriage. It outlines the terms of their separation, division of property, financial obligations including support for each other and their minor child, and joint custody arrangements. The agreement emphasizes the intention to settle all claims, maintain separate residences, and ensure the welfare of their child through shared custodial responsibilities.

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Do you pay child support if you have joint custody in NC?

Parents can be obligated to pay child support even if they have joint custody of their children. See below for more information on how child support is calculated.

How does joint custody work in North Carolina?

If parents have joint legal custody, then they must consult one another and jointly make major decisions, such as where the child will attend school or whether the child will have a major medical procedure. If the parents cannot agree, a court may have to make the decision.

How does joint custody work in NC?

Until a court order has been established in North Carolina, there is technically nothing unlawful about one parent withholding custody or visitation from another. However, this action may be and likely will be used against the parent who is withholding custody during legal proceedings.

How to avoid 50/50 custody?

One of the best ways to avoid a 50/50 custody split is through a mutual agreement before going to court. After all, when the case falls into the judges hands, they will consider the divorce and custody case under the state laws. Parents on good terms can decide on custody and make a parenting plan independently.

What is the argument for joint custody?

The primary reason for joint custody is to keep both parents actively involved in their childs life. It ensures the child has a balanced relationship with both parents, which benefits their emotional well-being. Also, it can help co-parents maintain a cooperative partnership.

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