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Making the first impression is important, and you wouldn’t want your criminal record to stand in the way of your dream job. Getting an expungement in North Carolina will erase your public records, including any outstanding charges or convictions. Once your expungement in North Carolina has been granted, you do not have to admit to being arrested or even standing trial for an expunged offense. Our team of dedicated attorneys…

Very few fathers have custody of their children. In fact, according to census records, only 17% of custodial parents are fathers. While there may be various reasons fathers are not typically the custodial parent, the courts do not discriminate against dads. As a father, you should not feel discouraged from seeking full custody. Most North Carolina judges try to ensure that decisions being made are in the children’s best interest.…

3 Reasons That You Need a Divorce Attorney in North Carolina Representing yourself in your divorce can be a complicated process. Having an experienced family lawyer guide you through the process can help your chances for a favorable outcome. If your marriage was short, you have no children or assets, neither party wants to receive spousal support from the other, or if you’ve both agreed on ending the marriage without a…

Signs You Need to Hire a Child Custody Lawyer Divorce and its consequences can be emotionally draining and personally inconvenient. Most parents want to protect their children during this process, above all else. You might be wondering if hiring a North Carolina child custody lawyer will only make matters more difficult for your children or if it is genuinely in your best interest. Each divorce case is different, but it…

The laws regarding DWIs (Driving While Intoxicated) in North Carolina are among the harshest in the nation. Out of the desire to keep its roads and those that travel on them safe, the state of North Carolina comes down hard on those convicted of a DWI. If you’re facing DWI charges, the time to seek professional legal counsel is now. A North Carolina DWI In North Carolina, a DWI charge…

Even though bankruptcy is a viable and logical option to deal with insurmountable debts, some debtors feel that it is unfair or unethical for them to choose this path. They feel strongly that if you borrowed money for something, then you are obligated to pay it back, yet at the same time, they recognize erasing their debt is impossible given their circumstances. If you face a similar situation, reach out…

The novel coronavirus has altered our lives in numerous ways, and everyone has felt its direct effects. Residents of nursing homes, however, are not only one of our nation’s most vulnerable populations but also seem to be one of the most susceptible to the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Suppose your loved one has contracted COVID-19 while residing in a nursing home. In that case, it is imperative that you…

Coronavirus on Cruise Ships According to CBS NEWS and other news outlets, cruise lines face a legal backlash for their initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic that began sweeping the world earlier this year. The plaintiffs, all former passengers, contend that the three major cruise lines (which make up about 70 percent of the total cruise ship market) knowingly exposed them to the novel coronavirus, known to be exceptionally contagious…

The COVID-19 outbreak has brought with it unprecedented economic and employment strains. With very few viable long-term options for dealing with bills that cannot be paid, many Americans are considering their options for bankruptcy at no fault of their own. In fact, many North Carolina bankruptcy attorneys are predicting a tsunami of bankruptcy filings directly related to the coronavirus pandemic. If you are struggling to pay your debts as a…

Nearly every American has been impacted in some way by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of them have experienced financial struggles. Whether they were already working hard to make ends meet or living comfortably, the economic devastation is widespread. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, approximately 39 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits since the pandemic began. America is now experiencing its highest jobless rate since the Great Depression…