A letter of instruction is an informal document that provides your executor with practical information and guidance to help them settle your estate. Unlike your will or trust, this letter …
Airbag Didn’t Deploy: Product Liability Vs. Car Accident Claims
You were just in a serious car accident caused by another driver running a stop sign. The collision was severe enough that your airbags should have deployed, but they didn’t. …
How Long Does a DUI Stay on Your Record in NC: Key Details
How Long Does a DUI Stay on Your Record in NC: Key Details A single DWI can cast a long shadow in North Carolina. Clients call our Greensboro office asking …
3 Things People Get Wrong About DV
Domestic violence is not a headline. It’s a daily reality that cuts across every line we draw to make sense of the world, income, education, race, gender, and geography. A …
Baby Food Heavy Metals Lawsuit – Causes Autism and ADHD
Baby Food Heavy Metals Lawsuit – Causes Autism and ADHD Families across the country have been asking the same question: why do widely sold baby food contain toxic heavy metals, …
Is NC an Open Carry State? Understanding Gun Laws
Is NC an Open Carry State? Understanding Gun Laws Most people ask a simple question and expect a simple answer. When it comes to carrying a handgun in North Carolina, …
How Long Does Blood Work Take in a DUI Case in North Carolina?
How Long Does Blood Work Take in a DUI Case? Most people expect a quick answer when an officer takes a blood test in a DWI case. The blood test …
How to Win Child Custody for Fathers in North Carolina
How to Win Child Custody for Fathers in North Carolina Securing child custody presents unique challenges related to fatherhood for fathers, especially within the legal contexts of North Carolina. What …
How to Beat a Red Light Ticket: Legal Tips from Greensboro Lawyers
How to Beat a Red Light Ticket: Legal Tips from Greensboro Lawyers A red light ticket feels minor until you see the price tag, the license points, and the insurance …
How Often You Should Update Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is not something you create once and never touch again. Life changes quickly—families grow, financial situations evolve, and laws shift. Keeping your estate plan current is one of …