A number of people in North Carolina and throughout the U.S. currently sit behind bars, serving a sentence imposed on them by a court of law. Surprisingly, however, not all people in prison are guilty of committing a crime. According to the National Registry of Exonerations, ...
Read MoreWhen North Carolina parents divorce, if their children are younger than 18, one parent might end up paying child support to the other. Usually, the ...
View MoreLegislators in North Carolina are considering a new law that would increase the penalties associated with certain drug crimes. The law specifically ...
View MoreWhen imposing a sentence on more than one misdemeanor offense, a judge may order a concurrent or consecutive sentence. A concurrent sentence means ...
View MoreLike misdemeanor sentencing, felonies in North Carolina are sentenced according to structured sentencing, which bases your punishment on a grid that ...
View MoreWCNC recently spoke with Attorney Mark Jetton about a twice convicted drunk driver who recently killed a local grandmother. Mr. Jetton explains how ...
View MoreSome divorced North Carolina fathers may find themselves struggling to maintain ongoing relationships with their children. They often face issues when ...
View MoreNorth Carolina residents who are considering getting married likely realize that a couple might want to know about each other’s finances in the event ...
View MoreIn North Carolina and other states, a couple may choose to divorce for any number of reasons. For example, they may want financial independence or the ...
View MoreNorth Carolina residents who are considering divorce can benefit from remaining united when it comes to rules and boundaries for children. Parents who ...
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