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Alimony in North Carolina Jul 17

The laws of North Carolina provide for two (2) types of support a spouse can seek from the other spouse: post-separation support and alimony. Post-separation support is the spousal support paid after the date of separation and prior to the determination of alimony made by ...

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Alimony in North Carolina Jul 17
The laws of North Carolina provide for two (2) types of support a spouse can seek from the other spouse: post-separation support and alimony. ...
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Active and Passive Appreciation on Marital Property Jul 10
In North Carolina, the law which governs the dividing of assets and debts is North Carolina General Statute § 50-20. Your property can be classified ...
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North Carolina Car Accident Liability Laws Jul 08
If you have suffered an injury after being involved in a car accident , you must explore your options for holding the negligent driver liable for your ...
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Vehicle Registration & License Plate Violations Jul 08
In North Carolina, one of the most common ways to be pulled over by the police is by allowing your vehicle’s registration to expire. It is a violation ...
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Attorney Mark Jetton Received Premier DUI Attorney, Advanced Level Training Jul 02
Jetton & Meredith, PLLC is pleased to announce that Co-Founder and Criminal Law Managing Partner, Mark S. Jetton Jr. received advanced level training, ...
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Managing Partner Mark S. Jetton, Jr. Named Life Member of Million Dollar and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum Jun 21
Jetton & Meredith, PLLC is pleased to announce that co-founder and managing partner, Mark S. Jetton, Jr. has been named a Life Member to the Million ...
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