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When preparing to say “I do,” couples can find themselves both excited and busy. With wedding plans, family expectations, and future planning at the forefront, the legal implications of tying the knot may be an afterthought for many North Carolina couples. However,...
Criminal justice reform is a hot topic across the United States, with many states taking steps to lower the impact of past convictions for lower-level and nonviolent drug offenders. In North Carolina, the “Second Chance Act” and the “First Step Act” recently passed,...
Facing the special days and celebrations after a split can be challenging, but what about those holidays that take place in the midst of family law issues? Emotional challenges aside, holidays can create difficult situations when it comes to issues like child custody...
Law enforcement in North Carolina and elsewhere often rely on tips and information from the community when investigating possible crimes. However, some people who wish to remain anonymous when giving tips or sharing information with the police and are therefore not...
Whether you live in North Carolina, come for a visit or pass through on your way to another destination, you must abide by the laws of the state while in it. If you find yourself in trouble with law enforcement at any time, it is essential that you know how the state...
When a couple splits ways, the “bigger” issues often are the first on one’s mind. Who gets the house? Who gets the kids? What monthly spousal or child support amounts are expected? These are certainly important topics for North Carolina couples to work out when going...
When people talk about property division in a divorce, minds often go to splitting assets. But shared debt can be just as important a consideration as shared bank accounts or real estate, especially if it’s sizeable. While some North Carolina couples parting ways may...
Dividing property is one of the most legally challenging aspects of a divorce. Individuals may be tempted to try to hide valuable items or money from a former spouse during these proceedings. However, North Carolina family law does not look kindly on attempts to do...
People across the United States have the right to protect themselves and their properties. But, can self-defense go too far? In North Carolina, the Statutory Castle Doctrine allows people to use deadly force to defend their home, car or workplace. This may be used as...
As a business owner, you have likely had to take various measures to protect your company from outside threats. You may have obtained trademarks and patents to protect intellectual property, had employees sign nondisclosure or non-compete agreements, and created...