Unlike many other states, North Carolina does not have any special law when it comes to single parents who have to move either out of state or even to another part of North Carolina, which can be hundreds of miles from Statesville. There is no question, however, that...
Month: December 2017
Penalties for marijuana possession in North Carolina
Although several states have been in the news of late for legalizing marijuana, North Carolina is not one of those states, even though it does allow for the medicinal use of the drug. However, North Carolina's marijuana laws are, fortunately, not particularly severe,...
Can an officer make me take field sobriety tests?
When pulled over on the suspicion of drunk driving, most Statesville, North Carolina, motorists will likely volunteer to take certain field sobriety tests, which are exercises and other physical assessments that, at least according to police and prosecutors, prove...
North Carolina rules for when a parent needs to move
Although having to move is a part of life that many residents of Statesville, North Carolina, will probably have to experience at some point, the process is never easy. This is especially true for single parents, as having to move any distance often gets met with...
Why you should fight for the custody schedule you want
If you are going throw a rough divorce or engaging in a bitter custody battle with your ex-partner in North Carolina, you may be ready to say and do anything to put an end to the struggle. Your child's other parent might not be cooperating with you and trying to make...
North Carolina’s driving points system
As is the case with other states, North Carolina has a points system it uses to identify, and punish, drivers who have a pattern of being unsafe on the state's roads or who commit serious safety violations while driving. These points are assessed administratively and...