Filing For Joint Custody

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In North Carolina, you can file for joint custody by filing a complaint in your countys district court, serving the other parent, and attending the custody hearing. For more detailed advice, consider contacting New Hanover County Clerk of Court.

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Hello Matthew, could you please specify your location and provide a bit more detail about your situation? Child custody laws can vary greatly depending on the jurisdiction.
I’m in Wilmington North Carolina and I’d like to file for joint custody of my two year old son
In North Carolina, you can file for joint custody by following these steps:
- File a complaint for custody in your county's district court.
- Serve the other parent with a copy of the complaint.
- Attend the custody hearing.
For more detailed advice, consider contacting:

New Hanover County Clerk of Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Princess St #*, Wilmington, NC *
Website: www.nccourts.gov