North Carolina Notice of Equitable Distribution Hearings is a hearing conducted in North Carolina family court in which the family court judge determines the division of marital assets and debts between spouses in a divorce case. This hearing is held after the couple has reached a separation agreement or if the couple cannot agree, the court will make a decision during the hearing. The type of North Carolina Notice of Equitable Distribution Hearings are: 1. Asset and Debt Division Hearing: This hearing determines which assets and debts each spouse will receive from the marriage. The court will look at the current financial situation of each spouse, their contributions to the marriage, and other factors in determining the division of assets and debts. 2. Retirement Asset Division Hearing: This hearing determines how each spouse’s retirement assets will be divided in the divorce. This hearing will look at the current value of the retirement assets, the contributions each spouse made to the retirement assets, and other factors in determining the division of these assets. 3. Spousal Support Hearing: This hearing determines the amount of spousal support each spouse will receive in the divorce. The court will look at the current financial situation of each spouse, the contribution each spouse made to the marriage, and other factors in determining the amount of spousal support.