The answers are correct, though I'm actually a little confused by your facts. You say you want to get a "divorce" but then say there is a pending hearing for child support. I don't know how other status do it (so as suggested, definitely still likely need to consult with a Michigan lawyer and otherwise pose this question in to Michigan lawyers, not NC). But in NC, it matters not if you have a child support hearing in some other state but just want to get an uncontested divorce here, so long as you meet the other requirements (e.g. 1 year of separation and at least ONE of the parties with 6 months residency in NC). Perhaps provide a little more detail so we can be sure to direct you best. Some people, for example, use the term "divorce", but did in fact mean other issues such as children or alimony but not the divorce itself, either because they are already divorced or because it's too soon to file for the actual divorce. We don't want to provide the wrong info, but definitely can only go on what you tell us, if that makes sense.