A North Carolina court shall award custody of a minor child to the person, agency, organization, or institution that will best promote the interest and welfare of the child.
Questions people ask about North Carolina child custody
Does hiring an attorney early make a difference in a custody case?
Martine Law handles custody cases across North Carolina; call or use the contact form on this page to get started.
What if the other parent and I cannot agree on custody?
Speak with a family law attorney about your specific situation.
Can grandparents or other relatives seek custody?
Speak with a family law attorney about your specific circumstances.
How do I start a custody case in North Carolina?
A family law attorney can walk you through the steps that apply to your situation.
What if my circumstances change after a custody order is entered?
Speak with a family law attorney about your options.
Talk with Martine Law about child custody
Custody decisions move on court schedules, so early preparation matters. Martine Law handles custody cases across North Carolina. Call for a confidential consultation, or fill out the contact form on this page with your name, phone number, and a short description of your situation, and we will follow up promptly.