N.C. R. Settlement Proc. Fam. Fin. Rule 14
Rule 14. Definitions
Cite as Rules for Settlement Procedures in District Court Family Financial Cases, Rule 14
(a)
“Court,” as used throughout these rules, refers to a judge of the district
court in the judicial district where a case is pending who has administrative
responsibility for the case as the assigned or presiding judge or, as appropriate, the
judge’s designee.
(b)
“NCAOC form” refers to a form prepared, printed, and distributed by
the NCAOC to implement these rules, or a form approved by local rule which contains
at least the same information as a form prepared by the NCAOC. Proposals for the
creation or modification of a form may be initiated by the Commission.
(c)
“Family financial case” refers to any civil case in district court in which
a claim for equitable distribution, child support, alimony, or postseparation support
is made, or in which there are claims arising out of contracts between the parties
under N.C.G.S. §§ 50-20(d), 52-10, 52-10.1, or under Chapter 52B of the General
Statutes of North Carolina.
History Note.
373 N.C. 708.