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NC Child Support Statistics (most recent stats - 2008)

  • 419,338 cases handled
  • $698.5 million collected - up from 562 million in 2004
  • 82% of non-custodial parents have a child support court order
  • 100% of children born out of wedlock have paternity established
  • Majority of parents receiving child support rely on help from Child Support Enforcement (CSE) offices

"...when you demand that child support rules be enforced, what are you asking? You are asking that a parent, one of two human beings who brought a child into the world, pay what they should give to help that child have a decent life."
Elaine Marshall, North Carolina Secretary of State

 Press Releases
  • Court Watch joins the Human Race again to raise money for our Child Support programs. Come walk with us on March 20th at Grimsley High School! Help us reach our goal by donating to our team today. Human Race Donations

  • Court Watch Releases Report on 2008 Judicial Campaign View Press Release

  • Court Watch Gives Judge Teresa Vincent Its Child Support District Judge Award at the 6th Annual Child Support Awards Banquet.
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  • Court Watch featured on Greensboro Glimpse Court Watch of North Carolina's long standing Board Member Stan Sprague was on Greensboro Community Television in June 2009 talking about Court Watch's many programs.

  • Court Watch Gives Judge Jarrell Jr. Its Child Support District Judge Award at the 5th Annual Child Support Awards Banquet.
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  • Court Watch Releases District III & IV Judge Evaluation Report. On December 27, 2007, at a Raleigh press conference, Court Watch of NC and UNCG released their third major judge evaluation. The evaluation covered Judicial Divisions III and IV, which include Wake and 20 nearby counties. These counties included the cities of Chapel Hill, Durham, Fayetteville and Raleigh. Judges in this region had never been evaluated. The large evaluation took two years to complete and required contacting 6,778 attorneys. A total of 665 attorneys evaluated 68 district court and 28 superior court judges. As in previous judge evaluations done by Court Watch, attorneys filled out a questionnaire for each of their local judges. They made statements about the courtroom conduct of these judges. They also stated whether or not each judge should stay on the bench. Funding for the evaluation came primarily from A. Smith Reynolds Foundation and the Wake County Bar Association.

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