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Financial Affidavit - Form 30C

NORTH CAROLINA        IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE

COUNTY        DISTRICT COURT DIVISION

FILE NO

Plaintiff

vs.

Defendant

AFFIDAVIT OF:

SEEKING SUPPORT

FROM WHOM SUPPORT IS SOUGHT

THE UNDERSIGNED, having been first duly sworn as to the truthfulness and completeness of this affidavit, deposes and says

PART 1: EXPENSES AND NEEDS FOR CHILDREN AND/OR SELF

A. Listed are the names and ages of the children currently residing with me or which may come to reside with me for which support is sought:

Name Age

Name Age

Name Age

Name Age

Name Age

Name Age

B. The amounts listed as follows are the average monthly amounts of expenses and needs for my support and/or the support of our children who live with me now or who may come to live with me.

(Do not include items deducted from your paycheck)

INDIVIDUAL NEEDS & EXPENSES SELF CHILDREN TOTAL
Food at home
Food away from home (school, work, etc.)
Clothing – purchase
Clothing – laundry & dry cleaning
Cosmetic, shampoo, personal care
Tobacco and alcohol
Medical insurance
Dental Insurance
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS & EXPENSES (Continued) SELF CHILDREN TOTAL
Uninsured Doctor bills
Uninsured appliances (e.g. glasses)
Uninsured hospital bills
Uninsured prescription drugs
Uninsured over the counter drugs
Uninsured dental bills
Uninsured orthodontic bills
Other uninsured expenses
Child care – day care
Baby sitters
Educational expenses – tuition
Educational expenses – supplies & books
Educational expenses – insurance
Educational expenses – fees
Educational expenses – pictures
Educational expenses – lunches
Haircuts
Child support paid regularly
Vacations
Memberships
Admissions (e.g. movies, sports, etc.)
Professional dues and licenses
Children’s allowance
Children’s activities and lessons
Birthday gifts
Christmas gifts
Special gifts
Other gifts
Church donations
Other donations
Insurance: life, disability, accident
Other:

PART 2: INCOME

A. I am paid ; ; ; ;

INCOME MONTHLY AMOUNT
Wages
Overtime
Commissions
Bonus
Interest
Dividends
Trust fund
Social Security
Pension (or military retirement)
Business profit
Rents
Child support & alimony
Other:

PART 3: ADDITIONAL INCOME

A. If your expenditures exceed your income, where did you receive the additional income to make up the difference? State the amounts, the dates and from whom you received those funds

AMOUNT DATE FROM WHOM RECEIVED

PART 4: REAL ESTATE

A. I own real estate individually with an approximate gross value of $ and with a mortgage balance of $ .

B. My spouse and I own real estate together, having an approximate gross value of $ with a mortgage balance of $ .

C. I own vehicles individually having an approximate gross value of $ , with an approximate debt remaining of $ .

D. My spouse and I own vehicles having an approximate gross value of $ , with an approximate debt remaining of $ .

E. I own other assets individually (including cash) totaling $ and I have other debts individually totaling $ .

F. I own other assets with my spouse (including cash) totaling $ and we have other joint debts totaling $ .

PART 5: SPOUSE’S EARNINGS

To the best of my knowledge, information and belief, my spouse earns $ monthly.

When I last knew exactly what my spouse’s income was, he or she earned $ monthly in , .

PART 6: COMPLETENESS AND UNDERSTANDING

I have read my answers to this affidavit and before signing it, I have allowed my attorney to read it. I have also asked my attorney to explain any parts of this affidavit that I do not understand before signing it. I understand that the Rules of Court require me to completely and honestly answer all parts of this affidavit and that it will be used in Court. I also understand that there are many sanctions which the Court may impose on me for failing to complete this affidavit, and I have discussed them with my attorney.

AFFIANT

Sworn and subscribed before me this the day of , 20 .

Notary Public

My commission expires:

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What the NC Financial Affidavit Is and when it’s used

The NC Financial Affidavit is a sworn statement used in North Carolina family-court matters to disclose income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Typically required in divorce, child support, spousal support, and certain custody proceedings, it provides the court with a standardized financial snapshot. Parties must complete the form truthfully and attach supporting documents such as pay stubs, tax returns, and bank statements. Courts rely on the affidavit to calculate support, evaluate claims of need or ability to pay, and to set discovery and settlement parameters.

Why a complete NC Financial Affidavit matters

A complete, accurate affidavit speeds case processing, improves fairness in calculations, and reduces contested hearings. Providing clear documentation of income and expenses helps the court reach consistent rulings and can limit future challenges based on incomplete disclosure.

Why a complete NC Financial Affidavit matters

Who prepares and relies on this affidavit

Accurate completion benefits all parties by reducing disputes, supporting settlement talks, and enabling reliable judicial determinations.

  • Self-represented litigants who must document income and expenses for hearings or negotiations.
  • Family law attorneys preparing evidence and court filings on behalf of clients.
  • Court clerks and judges who use the affidavit to calculate support and evaluate settlements.

Step-by-step: Completing the NC Financial Affidavit

Follow these sequential steps to prepare a clear, court-ready affidavit.

  • 01
    Gather documents: Collect pay stubs, tax returns, bank statements, and debt schedules.
  • 02
    Enter income: Report gross and net pay, bonuses, retirement income, and other sources.
  • 03
    List expenses: Include recurring household, medical, childcare, and education costs.
  • 04
    Attach exhibits: Staple or attach supporting documents and label each exhibit clearly.

Frequently asked questions about the NC Financial Affidavit

Answers to common procedural and accuracy questions when preparing or submitting the affidavit.


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Core sections your NC Financial Affidavit should include

A professional affidavit is structured, fully documented, and easy for the court to review.

Party Details

Full names, addresses, case number, and relationship to the case so the court can identify parties and file the record correctly.

Income Summary

Annual and monthly breakdowns for wages, tips, self-employment, benefits, and other income sources with supporting documentation attached.

Expense Breakdown

Complete monthly expense categories including housing, utilities, childcare, medical, transportation, and education with amounts and supporting invoices.

Assets & Liabilities

Detailed listing of bank accounts, investments, real property, vehicles, mortgages, loans, and balances to support net-worth calculations.

Declarations

Affirmation statements, attestation of truth under penalty of perjury, and any explanatory notes for irregular income or one-time expenses.

Exhibits

Clear exhibit index linking each line-item to attached documents such as pay stubs, tax returns, and bank statements for verification.

Data and security items to protect

Encryption: AES-256 at rest
In-transit Security: TLS 1.2/1.3
Audit Trail: Timestamps and IP logging
HIPAA: BAA available
Access Controls: Role-based permissions
Certifications: SOC 2 Type II

Consequences and legal risks of errors or omissions

Perjury Risk: Criminal penalties for knowingly false statements
Sanctions: Court fines or evidentiary sanctions
Support Recalculation: Orders may be adjusted based on corrected information
Discovery: Opposing party may seek subpoenas or deposition
Delay: Incomplete affidavits can delay hearings
Contempt: Possible contempt proceedings for noncompliance

Common preparation mistakes to avoid

  • Failing to attach recent pay stubs and the last filed federal tax return, which weakens income verification and invites additional court orders.
  • Using estimates without marking them as such or without backup documentation, causing credibility issues and possible discovery demands.
  • Omitting joint accounts, debts, or assets that later appear in discovery, which can lead to sanctions or reopened proceedings.
  • Submitting unsigned or undated affidavits, which courts commonly reject and may require refiling with associated fees and delay.

How electronic completion and submission typically work

A standard e-submission workflow reduces paper handling while preserving evidentiary integrity.

  • Upload: Upload the affidavit PDF and supporting exhibits to the signing platform.
  • Place fields: Add signature, date, and exhibit labels for clear signer actions.
  • Authenticate: Authenticate signer via email, SMS code, or stronger methods where required.
  • Finalize: Collect signatures, generate audit trail, and produce a signed PDF for filing.

Configuring an online completion workflow

Recommended field and authentication settings for online completion and secure submission.

Field Configuration
Signature Field Require signer to apply e-signature and date
Authentication Use email plus optional SMS code for verification
Exhibit Attachments Require uploaded PDF or image per exhibit field
Audit Trail Enable full action log with timestamps

Technical considerations for e-signing and e-submission

Choose a platform that retains tamper-evident signed PDFs and stores audit trails to meet court and evidentiary expectations.

  • File Formats: PDF and DOCX supported
  • Integrations: Salesforce, NetSuite, Google Workspace
  • Authentication: Email, SMS, or advanced ID proofing

Comparing e-signature vendor pricing and key features

Basic price and feature differences among common e-signature vendors to consider when preparing and submitting financial affidavits electronically.

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Free Trial 7-day free trial No No Yes, limited Yes, limited
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No

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