Beginning in October 2020, all federal agencies will require “Real ID Act” compliant forms of identification. To put it most simply, your...

In our previous blog of this two-part post about first appearances in District Criminal Court (First Appearances Part I: What Happens?),...

What happens at a first appearance in District Criminal Court can vary from county to county. In general, the goal of a first appearance...

Scheduling a consultation with a divorce or family lawyer is the first step toward relieving some of the stress in your life. Make the...

Divorce and custody disagreements are rarely easy for children. Below is a list of three books we suggest for children involved in family...

I often have clients whose estate planning documents (i.e. Wills, Powers of Attorney or Healthcare Powers of Attorney) are purchased as a...

Today is Primary Election Day in North Carolina and also the first election cycle where the new North Carolina Voter Identification law...

A very common question I get when meeting with clients about divorce is, “What if my spouse won’t sign for a divorce?” Or I’ll get an...

No! No! No! You should never "just pay" your speeding ticket. The ease of mailing in payment for a speeding ticket (the fee is usually...