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For many parents, custody mediation feels intimidating. They imagine a courtroom setting, lawyers arguing, or pressure to agree to something they don't want. But in North Carolina, custody mediation is completely different -- and it exists to keep families out of court. Camino Law guides parent...

Even if you and your co-parent agree on custody, North Carolina requires a filed case for any custody order to be legally binding. Learn how to turn your agreement into a court order without a battle.