Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 2/2/2016

Spears v. Spears

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784 S.E.2d 485
245 N.C. App. 260
2016 N.C. App. LEXIS 134

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“The announcement of an order in court merely constitutes rendition of the order, not its entry.”
“The announcement of an order in court merely constitutes rendition of the order, not its entry.”
“The announcement of an order in court merely constitutes rendition of the order, not its entry.”
“[T]he trial court must find that [the obligor] has the ability to fully comply with any purge conditions imposed upon him.”
“[T]he trial court must find that [the obligor] has the ability to fully comply with any purge conditions imposed upon him.”
trial court's finding that defendant had ability to \pay more \ of his support obligation was insufficient to conclude that defendant had the ability to \pay all \ of his support obligation (quotation marks omitted and emphasis added)

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Judges: Stroud

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