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§ 50-75 — Judgment on collaborative law settlement agreement

North Carolina·Ch. 50 Divorce and Alimony·Art. 4 Collaborative Law Proceedings
A party is entitled to an entry of judgment or order to effectuate the terms of a collaborative law settlement agreement if the agreement is signed by each party to the agreement. (2003-371, s. 1.)

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