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In Winston-Salem and across North Carolina, law enforcement is always seeking out potential drug violations and conducting investigations to put a stop to illegal activity. That can include large-scale task forces and long-term gathering of evidence. When there is an...
Spousal support may be requested by one spouse during divorce. Because it can be one of the primary concerns during the divorce process, it is helpful for both divorcing spouses to understand how spousal support is determined. Factors used to determine spousal support...
Child custody includes who the child lives with and who has the right to make significant life decisions for children. For that reason, divorcing parents should be familiar with the different types of child custody arrangements and what they may mean for them. Legal...
Many North Carolina residents navigate around their communities on golf carts and similar small vehicles. After a few drinks, this practice can result in charges of driving while intoxicated. Review the factors that may contribute to conviction for DWI involving a...
When people face drug charges, they may think that there are few options available to them, however, people may be able to participate in a drug court. Drug courts are one tool that the North Carolina judicial system uses to address drug offenses. According to the...
As someone going through a divorce, the last thing you need is a spouse heaping unwarranted additional stress on you. Unfortunately, this is exactly what happens if you suspect you have a case of hidden assets on your hands. A spouse may attempt to hide assets in many...
Although a custody order is not completely necessary if you plan on co-parenting, it is always a good idea to have one in place to settle any disputes you might have about custody and visitation. There are a few things that you need to know when you intend to file for...
Although parents may understand the importance of having both parents in their child's life, they may not know the best way to share parenting duties with their ex. If you are trying to figure out the best way to co-parent with your ex, you are not alone. Whether your...
The short answer to the title question is NO. You should never take a field sobriety test, even though officers likely will ask you to do so if they stop you for suspected DWI. Nothing in North Carolina law requires you to take this test. As the American Automobile...
Maintaining as much of your financial net worth as possible during your divorce requires careful planning. Even though your relationship change will alter your finances, your proactive preparation can help you maintain control. Knowing some strategies for protecting...
