“Who will get the house?” is one of the first questions people often ask when they hear a couple is divorcing. If you are part of that divorcing couple, it is important to understand you have options. It is also essential to understand that keeping the home is not...
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3 kinds of evidence a criminal defense attorney can challenge
Prosecutors need compelling evidence to bring charges against individuals. They need proof that can convince the courts beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant broke the law. Once prosecutors feel satisfied that they have met the burden of proof, they can bring...
Lending your car could lead to unexpected drug charges
Have you ever handed your car keys to a friend or family member? This simple act of kindness could unexpectedly place you in legal jeopardy. While most vehicle loans end without incident, every car owner should understand the potential legal risks involved. Legal...
Can my ex-spouse stop me from FaceTiming our children?
Staying connected with your children is precious, especially when you cannot always be there in person. Whether due to work commitments, relocation or other life changes, platforms like FaceTime, Zoom and Skype have become vital ways to maintain those meaningful...
Is obtaining property by deception a felony in North Carolina?
Facing felony charges can be overwhelming, particularly when the nature of the charges is unclear. Understanding the legal framework in North Carolina is essential for anyone dealing with such charges. One specific example is theft by deception, which can be a...
How can you modify an alimony order in North Carolina?
Alimony orders are court-ordered payments from one spouse to another after a divorce. This also covers postseparation support, which a spouse pays the other during the period of separation before a divorce. These payments aim to support the recipient spouse...
How long can a DWI affect driving privileges?
There are certain standard criminal penalties that may be handed down in the event that someone is convicted of any one of a variety of common offenses. Quite a few crimes carry financial penalties. The courts can order defendants to pay fines after a conviction or a...
The cost of a DWI for North Carolina commercial drivers
In North Carolina, the law takes a zero-tolerance approach for commercial motor vehicle drivers who are driving while impaired (DWI). This strict stance reflects commercial drivers' immense responsibility whenever they take the wheel of a truck or a bus. If you hold a...
Visitation arrangements 101: What’s best for your child
In divorce proceedings, one of the most emotionally challenging subjects is determining a child visitation arrangement. As a parent, you want to spend as much time with your children as possible. However, it is equally important to also consider your co-parent's...
Understanding North Carolina’s Castle Doctrine and stand your ground laws
If you find yourself in a situation where you need to defend yourself or your loved ones in North Carolina, it's crucial to understand the state's self-defense laws. Two important concepts to be aware of are the Castle Doctrine and stand your ground laws. In this blog...