Yes, you should report the sale in both North Carolina and in your home state.
If this was not your primary residence for at least two of the last five years you will pay tax on any gain. If you held the property for more than a year it will be a long term capital gain.
Tax consequences are typically taken care of by Divorce lawyers who will help couples understand what part of the settlement is taxable.
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