As part of the divorce process child support payments can be a hardship on both the custodial parent and the non custodial parent.
In the majority of divorce proceeding both sides are represented by qualified attorneys. However, the state of NC has a large number of child support offices and agencies specific to support issues.
E-Child Support – This website allows you to make a payment, check your case, calculate child support obligations, and find a local office.
General Information about Child Support Enforcement – This page contains information about what CSE is, how the CSE program is organized, and a brief history of the CSE program.
Information for the General Public- This page contains information about CSE for people who are not already participants in a CSE case.
Information for Custodial Parents/Clients – This page contains information for the custodian or guardian of the child(ren) in a CSE case.
Information for Noncustodial Parents- This page contains information for the noncustodial parent(s) of the child(ren) in a CSE case.
Information for Employers – This page contains information for employers of noncustodial parents in a CSE case.
Information for Attorneys – This page contains information for attorneys who represent CSE or any of the participants in a CSE case.
A Glossary of Terms- This page contains terms and definitions that are widely used in the child support enforcement process.