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As divorce rates remain consistently high, more people now view prenuptial agreements as a common-sense form of protection for new spouses. There are many benefits that couples can derive from negotiating a prenuptial agreement. Even those who expect their marriages...
Most people know that law enforcement officers need a search warrant to enter and search a home or business without the permission of the owner or occupant. People have a right to be given the warrant. However, while they’re reading it, officers or agents have the...
You can face serious criminal charges in North Carolina if you have prescription pain medication without a valid prescription in your name. The state doesn't care if the pills belong to your spouse or parent. The law treats this as illegal drug possession, no matter...
If you’re using drugs with someone who appears to suffer an overdose, your first instinct is likely to get help for them. Unfortunately, some people’s first instinct is to get as far away as possible. Even if they then call for help, these minutes can mean the...
You know that you will likely have to leave your house after your divorce. Maybe you and your spouse own the house jointly, so your plan is just to sell it during marital property division. You can then split up the money from the sale and buy a new house or apartment...
When many people get arrested on drug charges, it’s because they were in possession of illegal drugs. Perhaps they had prescription medication without the correct prescription, or maybe they had marijuana products they bought in another state. Perhaps they had illegal...
The decision to end a marriage is never easy, and rarely sudden. More often, it unfolds slowly across months or even years of tension, uncertainty and emotional weight. And once those divorce papers are filed, a new chapter begins. One filled not just with logistics...
Facing a criminal charge for the first time can be a lot to take in. It is natural to wonder about the potential effects of your actions. These consequences may stem from either a mistake or a lapse in judgment. While a first offense can still impact your life, take a...
There’s been a lot of talk by more conservative politicians about doing away with no-fault divorce because they contend it makes it “too easy” to end a marriage. However, for now, all states – including North Carolina – still have some kind of no-fault option. In...
Divorce in North Carolina doesn’t only deal with the division of assets. It also requires the division of marital debts. Understanding how the process works helps you make informed decisions. In North Carolina, debts are handled in a similar way to property during a...