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Civil vs Criminal Contempt in North Carolina
Criminal Contempt Criminal contempt is used as a punishment when a person disobeys or otherwise violates a court order,…
Filing First For Divorce in North Carolina
Generally, there are no benefits to filing first in a divorce case. North Carolina is a no-fault state, and…
North Carolina DWI Penalties
There are mitigating factors when it comes to any DWI charge. You need an experienced attorney who can guide…
Evidence and Witnesses in North Carolina Family Law Cases
We have a team of private investigators that gathers evidence for each case, including witnesses if there are any.…
Do I Have To Have A Separation Agreement To Get A Divorce In North Carolina?
The short answer is no. You don’t need to have a separation agreement also commonly called a separation and…
What’s the difference between legal custody and physical custody?
In North Carolina, legal custody (when referring to child custody) has nothing to do with where the child lives…
Bed and Board Divorce in North Carolina
A divorce from bed and board is not a regular divorce. In fact, if it’s granted, the parties are…
Structured Sentencing in North Carolina | How Much Time Am I Looking At?
Structured Sentencing came into effect for all offenses committed on or after October 1, 1994. Before this was introduced,…
Will I Lose My Driver’s License If I Get Charged With BWI?
Since we’re right in the middle of summer, I know that a lot of folks will be out and…
The Horse, The Bicycle, And The Lawnmower
A question I get sometimes from clients is “Can I be charged with D.W.I. in North Carolina while riding…
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