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In North Carolina the legal terminology for the division of the parties’
property is called equitable distribution. Property is categorized
into “marital property”, “separate property” and “divisible property.
Martial property and debt is distributed between the parties is based
on the principal of equity. The courts will distribute the marital
property based on some sense of fairness. It does not always mean that
the marital property will be divided equally, but based on the evidence,
the court will distribute the property equitably which may result in
either an equal or unequal distribution.
- The parties’ pension, retirement, or other deferred compensation rights that are not considered marital property.
- Any equitable claim to, interest in, or direct or indirect contribution made to the acquisition of such marital property by the party not having title, including joint efforts or expenditures and contributions and services, or lack thereof, as a spouse, parent, wage earner or homemaker.
- Any direct or indirect contribution made by one spouse to help educate or develop the career potential of the other spouse.
- A party’s direct contribution to the increase in value of the other party’s separate property which occurs during the course of the marriage.
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