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Understanding the Zero Tolerance policy
Driving while impaired (DWI) is a criminal offense with serious consequences in North Carolina. Those convicted can expect a bevy…
Is delaying child custody hearings an option in North Carolina?
Working to resolve a child custody case can be stressful, especially when you’re trying to negotiate terms with your spouse…
Credit card fraud is a two-part criminal offense
Thanks to the convenience of credit cards, people can easily buy expensive items. Using cards also means you don’t have…
Are you committing an offense by tampering with an antishoplifting tag?
Antishoplifting measures come in all shapes and forms. They could take the form of electronic or RFID-based tags, which trigger…
How parents can help their children move on after a DWI charge
Facing a DWI charge can be a challenging and distressing experience, not only for the individual charged but also for…
What happens when you steal from a construction site?
Whether the project is a new building or renovating an existing structure, construction sites can be very busy spaces filled…
How does the destruction of marital property affect alimony?
Divorce can be a challenging period. Heightened emotions and disagreements often govern it. In the midst of these difficulties, purposeful…
Why it’s important to establish paternity
There are many reasons why it is important to establish paternity, both for the child and the parents. Paternity is…
Does North Carolina allow nesting?
If you have read anything about divorce and child custody over the past few years, you may have heard about…
Felony DWIs carry the harshest penalties
Normally, a driver charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) in North Carolina would face a misdemeanor on conviction. The state…
How does deferred prosecution work in North Carolina?
When individuals find themselves facing criminal charges in North Carolina, they may wonder if there are alternatives to the traditional…
What warrants a temporary emergency custody order?
A divorce must have taken a turn for the worst if a parent, grandparent or any relative files for a…
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