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This handbook is designed to help parents who live apart work together, even when conflict arises.  \nIn this handbook you will find tools you can use right away:  \n Frequently asked questions about child custody and child support, including information about dispute resolution methods and emergency custody in North Carolina.  \n Parenting plan insights, including example custody schedules.  \n Co-parenting conversation scripts along with tips for effective communication and documentation practices.  \n Documentation templates. Should the need arise to work with professionalssuch as attorneys, therapists, or family mediators-being able to provide clear and organized records is a major advantage.  \n Suggested resources and recommended reading.  \nThe purpose of this guide is to promote healthy co-parenting relationships. If you feel unsafe or have safety concerns about the other parent at any point during your co-parenting experience contact your family law attorney and any other appropriate resources immediately.  \nThis handbook is an educational resource and does not provide legal advice. If you need help navigating custody or co-parenting issues consult with an experienced family law attorney who understands the specifics of your case.  \nFrequently Asked Questions about Child Support  \nChild Support ensures that children receive the financial support they need from both parents. This FAQ provides clear answers to common questions about how Child Support  \nworks and what to do if problems arise.  \n\n| Who can apply for child | Any custodial parent, guardian, or caretaker of a child can apply for |\n| --- | --- |\n| support in North | child support. Noncustodial parents can also apply to establish child |\n| Carolina? | support orders. |\n| How is the amount of | North Carolina and South Carolina use a state-specific Child |\n| child support | Support Guidelines. Said guidelines factor in both parents’ incomes, |\n| determined? | the number of children, and child custody arrangements. |\n| Can child support be modified? | Yes. Either parent can request a modification if there is a substantial change in financial circumstances, such as a job loss, change in physical custody, or change in the financial needs of the child. |\n| Does child support | The court may order one or both parents to contribute to health |\n| cover health costs or | insurance premiums, medical expenses, and childcare costs in |\n| childcare? | addition to the base child support amount. |\n| How long does child support last? | Child support typically continues until the child turns 18 or graduation from high school, whichever is later. 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