Family Law Posts
Questions to Ask in Child Custody Case in NC
April 23, 2026Questions to Ask in Child Custody Case in NC When a child custody case begins, most parents think about evidence first. Text messages. School records. Calendars. Witnesses. Those items matter, ...
Parent Rights Against Grandparents Visitation: Legal Issues Explained
October 13, 2025Parent Rights Against Grandparents Visitation: Legal Issues Explained Parents across North Carolina often ask the same hard question: can grandparents force court ordered time with my child over my objection? ...
Modify a Divorce Decree: A Step-by-Step Guide
October 6, 2025Modify a Divorce Decree: A Step-by-Step Guide Years after a divorce is finalized, life has a way of throwing curveballs. Careers zigzag, children grow and their needs shift, or health ...
How to Select a Divorce Attorney: A Step-by-Step Guide
October 6, 2025How to Select a Divorce Attorney: A Step-by-Step Guide You’re facing a tremendous change in your life. The decisions you make now about legal representation could have lasting impact—on ...
Criminal Defense Lawyer Posts
Breaking and Entering Charges in NC
October 26, 2026In North Carolina, breaking or entering a building to steal or commit a felony inside is a Class H felony; doing it without that intent is a Class 1 misdemeanor. Since December 1, 2025, a gun can raise the class and a home entry may be charged as burglary.
Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle in NC
October 26, 2026Possession of a stolen motor vehicle means having a car or other vehicle you know, or have reason to believe, was stolen or unlawfully taken. In North Carolina it is a Class H felony under G.S. 14-71.2, whatever the vehicle is worth.
What Is a Class I Felony in NC?
October 26, 2026A Class I felony is the lowest of North Carolina's ten felony classes, but it is still a felony conviction. The chart sets minimum terms of 3 to 12 months and maximums up to 24 months, depending on your prior record.
NC Solicitation of Prostitution: Laws & Penalties
October 26, 2026In North Carolina, soliciting prostitution is a Class I felony for a first offense committed on or after December 1, 2024, and a Class H felony after that. A felony record is the part that lasts, so talk to a lawyer before your first court date.
PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER POSTS
PI Statute of Limitations in NC
October 26, 2026Most personal injury lawsuits in North Carolina must be filed within three years under G.S. 1-52. Wrongful death claims have two years from the date of death, and some claims have shorter or longer rules.
Top Pedestrian Accident Law Firms in NC
May 1, 2026Top Pedestrian Accident Law Firms in NC A pedestrian accident can alter a life in seconds. Medical bills stack up fast, work may stop—resulting in lost wages—and the insurance companies ...
How Much to Expect From Car Accident Settlement in NC
May 1, 2026How Much to Expect From Car Accident Settlement in NC If you were hurt in a crash, one of the first questions on your mind is simple: what is this ...
How Much Should I Settle for a Knee Injury? Legal Tips Inside
December 23, 2025How Much Should I Settle for a Knee Injury? Legal Tips Inside Below is the text with the same markdown formatting. Since no missing keywords were provided, the text remains ...
BUSINESS LAWyer POSTS
The Greatest Homecoming on Earth Returns!
July 13, 2021Attorney in Greensboro COVID-19 caused a lot of change to our world both nationally and locally. Last year the Greatest Homecoming on Earth, GHOE was cancelled due to the pandemic. ...
Greensboro Businesses now considered Essential after Appeal
April 21, 2020After appealing the stay at home order a number of Greensboro businesses have been allowed to reopen. Businesses that had appealed their non-essential designation have been delighted to find that ...
Simulus Money going to Tax Preparers
April 17, 2020So as if the stimulus checks weren’t needed days ago, now there appears to be yet another issue according to our Greensboro Attorney. If someone prepared your taxes, chances are ...
Greensboro attorney is advised that some Truck Drivers don’t feel welcome
April 9, 2020Without truck drivers, there’s no telling where we’d be. Truck drivers are the people we depend on to move all sorts of equipment, food, medical supplies, you name it. Our ...
EMPLOYMENT LAWyer POSTS
Employment Law Compliance Attorney
July 16, 2022Employment Law Compliance Lawyer There are several important federal laws regulating employment that every employer should know. For example, there’s the Fair Labor Standards Act, which governs minimum wage and ...
Greensboro lawyer looks into Professor charged with Murder
November 12, 2019Our Greensboro lawyer advises that it typically makes for a tough case when you’re found with the arms of someone who has recently been murdered in your possession. And that’s ...
A&T 91st Homecoming Set for THIS Weekend
October 5, 2017Law Firm The Lawyers of Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson Welcome Alumni, Students, Family and Friends. The Greensboro attorney Garrett Walker Aycoth & Olson welcome the North Carolina Agricultural and ...
Assert Your Right to Parental Leave!
August 24, 2015Have you ever felt that you had to choose between your job and an important school function for your child? Assert your right to parental leave! North Carolina law mandates ...