They try to convince you that you are the problem. They trick you into thinking you’re responsible for their happiness and to blame for their misery. Many people in North Carolina and beyond say the only thing that’s worse than being married to a narcissist is...
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What you need to know about the offense of theft by deception
Generally speaking, most theft offenses sound straightforward – they’re crimes where a person deprives another person of an object or money. But not all theft offenses involve directly taking items from others. Theft by deception involves obtaining property by...
Drone flying mistakes that could lead to criminal charges
Seeing the world from above has never been easier with drones. The freedom that flying a drone offers may tempt you to explore locations that you physically cannot access. Still, Kentucky has restrictions on where and how you fly these unmanned aircraft systems....
What is an “unconscionable” prenuptial agreement?
In the event of a divorce in North Carolina, the terms of your prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a "prenup," often become a primary focus. This legal contract aims to protect individual assets and establish financial expectations within your marriage. However,...
Roadside DWI tests are not obligatory in North Carolina
You can assume the North Carolina police officer who has pulled you over suspects intoxication if he or she instructs you to exit your vehicle. Perhaps the officer witnessed your tires breaching the yellow line while driving or noticed that you weren’t using...
Why is there “zero tolerance” for underage DWI?
A driver’s license is more than just another form of identification; it’s a legal authorization from the state that the bearer of the license can operate their vehicle on public roads. Licenses come with responsibilities, chief among them the responsibility to drive...
Understanding the offense of receiving stolen goods in North Carolina
In North Carolina, possessing stolen property can be just as serious as the act of theft itself. After all, the law generally discourages individuals from benefiting from the proceeds of crime. This blog aims to shed light on what constitutes the crime of receiving...
Do you need a reason to file for divorce in North Carolina?
The grounds for divorce in other states might range from irreconcilable differences to specific fault-based reasons. However, North Carolina only mandates that couples live apart for an entire year before they can file for divorce, with at least one party intending...
Breaking and entering a pharmacy – Is it prosecuted like ordinary burglary?
Breaking and entering a building without permission is a criminal offense, but it could become a more serious crime – burglary – if the offender broke into the structure with the intent to commit theft or a felony. A North Carolina court can prosecute some breaking...
Can you stand your ground against your abusive spouse?
Domestic disputes can spiral out of control, especially when one or both spouses lose their temper. You start shouting, screaming and maybe even throwing things at each other without really intending to cause physical pain. However, when your spouse hits you or...