Getting Back an Engagement Ring in the Case of a Broken Engagement

Child Custody and Your Right to Information About Your Child

Getting Back an Engagement Ring in the Case of a Broken Engagement

No one enters into a romantic relationship with bad intentions. You get together because you deeply care about each other, …

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Child Custody and Your Right to Information About Your Child

Obtaining or Modifying Child Custody in North Carolina

Parents deeply love their children, so it’s not surprising that child custody is often the most contentious issue in Charlotte …

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Can You Sue Someone for Breaking Up Your Marriage in North Carolina?

Can You Sue Someone for Breaking Up Your Marriage in North Carolina?

There are few things in life more painful than finding out a spouse has been unfaithful. Such a revelation can …

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Cohabitation Terminates Alimony in North Carolina

Cohabitation Terminates Alimony in North Carolina, but How Do You Determine if a Couple Is Cohabitating?

Most people hate having to pay alimony once it’s been ordered by the court, and that’s somewhat understandable; alimony can …

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Getting an Annulment in Charlotte

Obtaining a Temporary Parenting Arrangement in Mecklenburg County

When a couple splits up in North Carolina, whichever party has custody of children from the relationship is not required …

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Options for Defense When Facing an Assault and Battery Charge

Beware of Civil Actions After a Shoplifting Arrest

Shoplifting is a relatively minor crime that can have long-lasting consequences. Aside from the embarrassment, and the time and money …

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Drug Possession

Know When North Carolina Police Can and Cannot Search Your Vehicle

Even if you’ve done nothing wrong, dealing with police in the course of a traffic stop can be a nerve-wracking …

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Drug Possession

Dismissing Drug Charges Through North Carolina’s 90-96 Program

As drug laws continue to loosen around the country, resulting in lesser penalties and the legalization of marijuana in some …

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