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North Carolina Family and Related Laws Annotated with CD-ROM, 2011 Edition

North Carolina Family and Related Laws Annotated with CD-ROM, 2011 Edition

This convenient volume extracts relevant statutes from the official General Statutes of North Carolina


Availability: In Stock
Publisher :Michie
Format: 1 volume, softbound with CD-ROM, replaced annually , CD/BOOK

ISBN: 9780769848198

2011
 
$67.00
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    This convenient volume extracts relevant statutes from the official General Statutes of North Carolina on such important topics as marriage, adoption, divorce, child custody, spousal support, domestic violence, juvenile justice, and paternity proceedings. No other publication brings together the relevant law in such a handy, easy-to-use format. Why spend time searching through the entire code when North Carolina Family and Related Laws Annotated has already extracted and organized all the updated relevant statutes you need?

    Designed for ready reference, this volume includes a topical index to help you access applicable points of law instantly. Put it in your briefcase and take it to hearings and meetings, or keep it on your desk for easy access any time you need it.

    In addition, you can complement your traditional book research with the powerful advantages of CD-ROM technology. Search by term, section, or phrase. Cut and paste statutes into your memos, briefs, and other documents. Print out a section of the code. Customize the built-in database to match your research style. Loaded on your laptop or desktop computer, North Carolina Family and Related Laws Annotated on CD-ROM is an extraordinary research tool that will streamline your legal research.

    Sections Affected by Recent Legislation

    Chapter 1A. Rules of Civil Procedure

    Chapter 5A. Contempt

    Chapter 7A. Judicial Department

    Chapter 7B. Juvenile Code
    1. Purposes; Definitions
    2. Jurisdiction
    3. Screening of Abuse and Neglect Complaints
    4. Venue; Petitions
    5. Temporary Custody
    6. Basic Rights
    7. Discovery
    8. Hearing Procedures
    9. Dispositions
    10. Modification and Enforcement of Dispositional Orders; Appeals
    11. Termination of Parental Rights
    12. Guardian Ad Litem Program
    13. Prevention of Abuse and Neglect
    14. North Carolina Child Fatality Prevention System
    15. Purposes; Definitions
    16. Jurisdictions
    17. Screening of Delinquency and Undisciplined Complaints
    18. Venue; Petition; Summons
    19. Temporary Custody; Secure and Nonsecure Custody; Custody Hearings
    20. Basic Rights
    21. Law Enforcement Procedures in Delinquency Proceedings
    22. Probable Cause Hearing and Transfer Hearing
    23. Discovery
    24. Hearing Procedures
    25. Dispositions
    26. Modification and Enforcement of Dispositional Orders; Appeals
    27. Authority over Parents of Juveniles Adjudicated Delinquent or Undisciplined
    28. Interstate Compact on Juveniles
    29. Records and Social Reports of Cases of Abuse, Neglect, and Dependency
    30. Juvenile Records and Social Reports of Delinquency and Undisciplined Cases
    31. Disclosure of Juvenile Information
    32. Expunction of Juvenile Records
    33. Computation of Recidivism Rates
    34. Parental Authority over Juveniles
    35. Emancipation
    36. Judicial Consent for Emergency Surgical or Medical Treatment
    37. Placing or Adoption of Juvenile Delinquents or Dependents
    38. Interstate Compacton the Placement of Children
    39. Interstate Compact on Adoption and Medical Assistance
    40. Interstate Compact for Juveniles

    Chapter 8. Evidence
    Article 7. Competency of Witnesses

    Chapter 8C. Evidence Code

    Chapter 14. Criminal Law
    Articles:
    6. Homicide
    7A. Rape and Other Sex Offenses
    8. Assaults
    22. Damages and Other Offenses to Land and Fixtures
    26. Offenses Against Public Morality and Decency
    36. Offenses Against the Public Safety

    Chapter 15A. Criminal Procedure Act
    Article 16. Electronic Surveillance

    Chapter 15C. Address Confidentiality Program

    Chapter 31A. Acts Barring Property Rights
    Article 1. Rights of Spouse

    Chapter 35A. Incompetency and Guardianship

    Chapter 48. Adoptions

    Chapter 48A. Minors

    Chapter 49. Bastardy
    Article 1. Support of Illegitimate Children
    Article 2. Legitimation of Illegitimate Children
    Article 3. Civil Actions Regarding Illegitimate Children

    Chapter 49A. Rights of Children

    Chapter 50. Divorce and Alimony
    Article 1. Divorce, Alimony, and Child Support, Generally
    Article 2. Expedited Process for Child Support Cases
    Article 3. Family Law Arbitration Act

    Article 4. Collaborative Law Proceedings
    Chapter 50A. Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
    Article 2. Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act

    Chapter 50B. Domestic Violence

    Chapter 50C. Civil No-Contact Orders

    Chapter 51. Marriage
    Article 1. General Provisions
    Article 2. Marriage Licenses

    Chapter 52. Powers and Liabilities of Married Persons

    Chapter 52B. Uniform Premarital Agreement Act

    Chapter 52C. Uniform Interstate Family Support Act

    Chapter 110. Child Welfare
    Article 7. Repealed
    Article 9. Child Support

    Chapter 143B. Executive Organization Act of 1973
    Article 11. Department of Crime Control and Public Safety

    Annotated Rules of North Carolina
    Rules Implementing Settlement Procedures in Equitable Distribution and Other Family Financial Cases, Rules 1 to 15

    United States Code Service
    Sections of Titles 18, 25, 26, 28, and 42

    Code of Federal Regulations
    Title 26. Internal Revenue

    Child Support Guidelines

    User's Guide to the Index

    Index

     

    Lee S. Rosen, Esq.


    Lee S. Rosen is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist practicing with Rosen Law Firm in Raleigh and Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Rosen first offered a concise compilation of North Carolina's family laws, rules and regulations in 1994 as a service to the legal community. By agreement with Mr. Rosen, LexisNexis offers North Carolina Family and Related Laws Annotated as a successor to the previous editions. Visit Rosen Law Firm at Rosen Law Firm.

     

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