Free North Carolina Divorce Resources

Tools for You to Know Your Numbers, Options, and Next Steps

Below you’ll find calculators, worksheets, and step-by-step guides to help you understand finances, support, and custody. These tools are useful for planning before or during divorce. You don’t need to use everything — start with what fits your situation right now.

Protect Your Rights as a Parent

When your divorce involves children, the decisions you make now shape everything — parenting schedules, financial stability, and the day-to-day rhythm of your family. Our free child support and child custody resources are designed to help you understand your options and prepare for your next steps.

Get Estimates on Child Support In North Carolina

See what child support may look like for your family. Download our free worksheets and calculate monthly child support based on income, overnights, and expenses.

Which Worksheet Do I Need?

What Factors Affect Child Support?

Several key elements influence how North Carolina calculates child support:

Combined gross income
Number of overnight stays
Childcare, health insurance, and other shared costs

What Can I Expect?

Your results will help you make informed decisions and prepare for what comes next.

Estimated monthly child support amount
Results based on current NC guidelines (for reference only)
Full legal guidance, should you need help applying or enforcing your child support estimates

Create a Court-Ready Custody Plan

You don’t have to start from scratch. Download this editable template to quickly build a custody plan that covers decision-making, schedules, holidays, expenses, and communication

Download Free North Carolina Divorce Forms

Divorce comes with a lot of unknowns. Your paperwork shouldn’t be one of them. That’s why we’ve made it easy to get the forms you’ll need to file for divorce in North Carolina. Each packet includes the state-approved documents needed to start your case correctly, whether you’re filing alone or filing with agreement.

Filing on Your Own

If you’re filing for divorce on your own and your spouse has not agreed to the terms, download the forms for a solo filing.

How it Works

Download the Legal Forms

Get the official North Carolina divorce forms you’ll need to start the filing process.

Add Your Information

Complete each form carefully. Include accurate dates, addresses, and financial details.

Sign and File

File your completed forms with the Clerk of Superior Court in your county.

Prepare Your Case with Free Planning Templates & Worksheets

Organize and prepare for your case with professional, court-ready templates. Our free downloads give you a clear path through the divorce process.

Get the Free North Carolina Alimony Guide

North Carolina doesn’t follow a formula for alimony. Every decision is based on the unique circumstances of your marriage — your finances, your needs, your history, and your future stability. That makes guessing your own outcome overwhelming and often misleading.

Our free, personalized alimony guide helps you make sense of your options and find out what’s realistic for your situation.

What it Covers

Postseparation Support (PSS) and Alimony estimates.

What it's Based On

Income, expenses, marriage history, and North Carolina factors.

What You Can Expect

Rough estimate only — not binding on any judge.

Download Our Equitable Distribution Worksheet

Get a clear picture of your marital estate. Identify what belongs in the marital pot, assign accurate values, and map out a division that reflects your needs and goals.

You Don't Have to Do This Alone

Your next chapter starts with the right tools and the right team behind you. Our free North Carolina divorce forms are designed to help you take that first confident step. But having experienced legal support ensures every detail is correct, complete, and working in your favor.

At Valor Divorce Firm, we help you move from paperwork to progress — with a clear plan, flat-fee options, and strategy built around your goals. Because the strongest outcomes start with informed choices.