On March 13, 2020, North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley announced that due to the COVID-19 or coronavirus, North Carolina Courts would be in large part shutting down for 30 days. The order that Chief Justice Beasley signed left much of the specifics of ...
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View MoreCriminal defense and personal injury attorney Mark Jetton provides insight to WBTV News amid unprecedented circumstances as a result of the ...
View MoreOn top of everything happening at the present date with COVID-19, individuals may be dealing with circumstances surrounding child custody or ...
View MoreWhen North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper issued a statewide stay in place order on March 27, 2020, directing all residents to remain in their homes and ...
View MoreIn 2018, North Carolina voters approved a new amendment to the North Carolina Constitution known as Marsy’s Law the Crime Victim’s Rights Amendment ...
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