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Chapter 8 Evidence.
Article 7 - Competency of Witnesses.
8-53.6. No disclosure in alimony and divorce actions.
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8‑53.6. No disclosure in alimony and divorce actions.
In an action pursuant to G.S. 50‑5.1, 50‑6, 50‑7, 50‑16.2A, and 50‑16.3A if either or both of the parties have sought and obtained marital counseling by a licensed physician, licensed psychologist, licensed psychological associate, licensed clinical social worker, or licensed marriage and family therapist, the person or persons rendering such counseling shall not be competent to testify in the action concerning information acquired while rendering such counseling. (1983, c. 410, s. 8; 2001‑152, s. 1.)
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