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Driving while intoxicated (DWI) offenses are a major safety issue in North Carolina. Motorists who have had too much to drink have an increased likelihood of causing major collisions, which is one reason the state strictly enforces impaired driving rules. Anyone who...
Relocating can significantly impact child custody and parenting time arrangements. As a result, co-parents in North Carolina must carefully consider how a move might affect their legal rights and the well-being of their children. When one parent contemplates...
Many parents are hesitant to talk about child custody when contemplating whether it make sense to get divorced. This often stems from the belief of common misconceptions about child custody. Parents can protect their legal rights by debunking common child custody...
Did you know that if you get emergency help for someone who appears to be suffering a drug overdose, the law generally protects you from being prosecuted for your own drug use and possession if police discover it only because of your call for help? Even though many...
Facing assault charges is unsettling due to the potential consequences that a defendant may be subjected to in the event of a conviction. In North Carolina, charges may be classified as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the severity of the alleged offense....
Many situations can lead to your driver’s license being suspended in North Carolina. Accumulating too many points on your license, driving under the influence, unpaid traffic tickets and failure to appear in court are common reasons for a suspended license. Failure to...
In North Carolina, driving while impaired (DWI) offense can carry a variety of different consequences for the person accused. The state has relatively complex laws that can lead to a variety of different types of DWI charges. Depending on factors including someone's...
Individuals who are contemplating divorce often have a lot of questions and may receive a lot of misinformation from other people. For example, those who have gone through a divorce or witnessed one might make claims about what the process involves. Well-intentioned...
Many people tell themselves after a divorce that they don't want to remarry. The idea of cohabitating with someone again or combining finances with another person can seem unpleasant or even unsafe after a stressful divorce. However, many divorced adults in North...
The need for legal representation when navigating the criminal court system is so significant that rules require the state to provide representation for indigent defendants. Public defender programs help ensure that anyone accused of a crime has proper representation...