Yearly Archives: 2023
Did your spouse abandon you?
Over time, one or both spouses may realize that their relationship is no longer healthy and mutually agree to divorce.…
How can marital misconduct affect your divorce settlement?
Marital misconduct involves any unacceptable behavior during the marriage that is enough to end it. Examples of marital misconduct in…
Do you qualify for an expungement?
An expungement is a legal process to remove a criminal charge or conviction from your record. The purpose of this…
Is mediation required for child custody and visitation cases?
Divorce and other cases could require couples to undergo various procedures depending on the circumstances. It is true more…
Does a parent’s education level affect child custody?
Divorce courts generally take the issue of child custody very seriously. The judge will likely examine your qualities and background…
Five defense strategies against shoplifting cases
Shoplifting, a common crime that involves stealing goods from retail stores, has serious legal consequences. When caught, individuals may face…
Are you a victim of identity theft?
Identity theft is a felony offense when someone steals your identifying information pretending to be you for their economic gain.…
Navigating custody issues when relocating with your child
It is understandable that if marriage does not work for you and your spouse, it will be easier to move…
Do police have a right to search your vehicle?
There are many misconceptions regarding police traffic stops that can result in people incriminating themselves. For example, you have no…
Why do commercial drivers have a higher BAC limit?
The law expects every driver to know they should not get behind the wheel if they have alcohol in their…
How do courts decide the equitable distribution of marital assets?
In a divorce, parties will have to touch on different issues, such as alimony or child custody and support. One…
Visitation guidelines in North Carolina
Custody cases cover many important issues affecting the child, one of which is visitation rights and schedules. Here are things…
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