The Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorceThe Divorce Clinic of John Walker Attorney provides simple no-contest divorce
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Virtual Visitation for Separated ParentsVirtual Visitation - Virtual visitation also called Internet visitation or computer visitation and is a way for parents to have face time with their children through electronic means. Virtual Visitation is the use of electronic communication tools like E-mail, Instant Messaging, Video Conference, Video Calls, Video Mail, chatting in a private chat room, instant messaging, and interactive game playing etc. over the Internet or any other communication media. Virtual Visitation is intended to supplement not replace one on one time between a child and both parents. So if you are a separated, divorcing, or distant parent who wants a better way to stay in touch with your children than the telephone alone can provide, this might be for you.

The various methods that parents can use for virtual visitation are personal video conference, web-cam, and video phone. The intent is to supplement face to face time between parents and children. Although the focus of most cases of virtual visitation has been divorced, non-custodial parents communicating with their children, this can also be utilized by any parent who is away from a child in the military, traveling on business or vacation, or in a correctional facility.

Other helpful websites: tryit.adobe.com | www.distanceparent.org | www.internetvisitation.org | www.co.bannock.id.us

If You Have Child Custody/Support Problems After Your Divorce in North Carolina - Even after you have your child support detailed in a separation agreement or court order, you may find that it is not paid on time or in the full amount. When a parent fails to comply in the state of North Carolina the contempt statutes can provide a solution to the problem.

Although many parents think they can tie child support payments to visitation privileges, it is important to understand that the one is legally independent of the other. As an example, After a Simple Non Contested Divorceif one party has not received the appropriate child support payment, he or she may not decide to prevent the other from exercising any visitation rights.

The North Carolina child custody statutes provide some guidance as to how the system actually works, and may provide some useful information. A separate section of the statutes, referred to as the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, addresses the jurisdictional issues which arise in custody disputes. A federal law, known as the Interstate Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act, also addresses child custody jurisdictional issues.......A separation agreement may be made a part of a no contest divorce or uncontested divorce and made the basis for child support enforcement actions. >> more and printable PDF

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Child Support Enforcement Agencies in North Carolina - When child support is not paid as ordered, the court has the authority to hold a child support payer in contempt for nonpayment. If you are trying to collect child support, contact your local Child Support Enforcement Agency (NC Division of Social Services) which are listed alphabetically below by county in North Carolina.

Alamance County
336 570-6570

Alexander County
828 632-1080

Allegheny County
336 372-2411

Anson County
704 694-3115

Ashe County
336 846-6700

Avery County
828 733-8230

Beaufort County
252 975-5520

Bertie County
252 794-5320

Bladen County
910 862-6800

Brunswick County
910 253-2077

Buncombe County
828 232-1416

Burke County
828 439-2000

Cabarrus County
704 920-1400

Caldwell County
828 426-8200

Camden County
252 338-1919

Carteret County
252 247-1129

Caswell County
336 694-4141

Catawba County
828 695-4405

Chatham County
919 542-2759

Cherokee County
828 837-7455

Chowan County
252 482-7441

Clay County
828 389-6301

Cleveland County
704 487-0661

Columbus County
910 642-2800

Craven County
252 636-4900

Cumberland County
910 323-1540

Currituck County
252 232-3083449-4010

Dare County
252 475-5500

Davidson County
336 242-2500

Davie County
336 751-8800

Duplin County
910 296-2200

Durham County
919 560-8000

Edgecombe County
252 641-7611

Forsyth County
336 703-3400

Franklin County
919 496-5721

Gaston County
704 862-7500

Gates County
252 357-0075

Graham County
828-479-7911

Granville County
919 693-1511

Greene County
252 747-5932

Guilford County
Greensboro: 336 641-3000
High Point: 336 845-7771

Halifax County
252 536-2511

Harnett County
910 893-7500

Haywood County
828 452-6620

Henderson County
828 697-5500

Hertford County
252 358-7830

Hoke County
910 875-8725

Hyde County
252 926-4199

Iredell County
704 871-3484

Jackson County
828 586-5546

Johnston County
919 989-5300

Jones County
252 448-2581

Lee County
919 718-4690

Lenoir County
252 559-6400

Lincoln County
704 732-0738

Macon County
828 349-2124

Madison County
828 649-2711

Martin County
252 789-4400

McDowell County
828 652-3355

Mecklenburg County
704 336-3150

Mitchell County
828 688-2175

Montgomery County
910 576-6531

Moore County
910 947-22436

Nash County
252 459-9818

New Hanover County
910 798-3400

Northampton County
252 534-5811

Onslow County
910 455-4145

Orange County
919 245-2800

Pamlico County
252 745-4086

Pasquotank County
800 992-9457

Pender County
910 259-1240

Perquimans County
252 426-7373

Person County
336 599-8361

Pitt County
252 902-1110

Polk County
828 859-5825

Randolph County
336 683-8000

Richmond County
910 997-8400

Robeson County
910 671-3500

Rockingham County
336 342-1394

Rowan County
704 216-8330

Rutherford County
828 287-6199

Sampson County
910 592-7131

Scotland County
910 277-2500

Stanly County
704 982-6100

Stokes County
336 593-2861

Surry County
336 401-8700

Swain County
828 488-6921

Transylvania County
828 884-3174

Tyrrell County
252 796-3421

Union County
704 296-4300

Vance County
252 492-5001

Wake County
919 212-7000

Warren County
252 257-5000

Washington County
252 793-4041

Watauga County
828 265-8100

Wayne County
919 580-4034

Wilkes County
336 651-7400

Wilson County
252 206-4000

Yadkin County
336 679-4210

Yancey County
828 682-6148

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