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Why hiring a Divorce Lawyer in Fayetteville is so important
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Fayetteville is a great place to live and raise a family, but sometimes life throws us a curveball. Maybe you and your spouse have decided to go your separate ways. Even in the most amicable of circumstances, we think it’s important to hire a divorce lawyer in Fayetteville as soon as possible. Prior to moving…

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Domestic Violence Protection Orders in Fayetteville
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VICTIMS of Domestic Violence – 50B Domestic Violence Protection Orders in Fayetteville: What You Need to Know If you are a victim of domestic violence, one of the most important things you can do is seek protection. This may come in the form of a Domestic Violence Protection Order (DVPO). In this blog post, we…

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Shooting into Occupied Vehicle Charges in Fayetteville
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Accusations of discharging a “barreled weapon” are serious criminal charges. As set forth in NCGS Chapter 14-34.1, shooting into occupied vehicle charges in Fayetteville (and buildings, structures, aircraft, etc.) are felony criminal allegations. The law is intended to be broadly applied. It includes a wide range of “conveyances” and enclosures, devices, and equipment. The purpose…

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Grandparents Rights Lawyers in Fayetteville NC
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Grandparents Rights Lawyers in Fayetteville NC The North Carolina Court of Appeals in Alexander v Alexander ruled on March 16, 2021 the NC Grandparent visitation law violated a mother’s constitutional rights. In the published decision by Judge Dillon, the Court analyzes issues including: The North Carolina Grandparents Rights – Visitation Statutes NCGS 50-13.2(b1) and NCGS…

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Removal of a Child from Unfit Parent
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The Juvenile Code in North Carolina, within Chapter 7B of the General Statutes, sets forth the protocols associated with the removal of a child from an unfit parent and allegations of Neglect, Dependency, and/or Abuse. Removal of a child or children from an “unfit parent” requires formal findings regarding a concurrent long term permanency placement.…

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What You Need to Know Before Seeking a Divorce—The Top 3 Tips
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Getting a divorce in North Carolina can be a long and complicated process. First, parties must be legally separated for one year prior to filing for divorce. Once eligible to file for divorce, the process of finalizing everything (alimony, property division, child custody) can take substantially longer. Before embarking on this emotionally draining and life…

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Seeking Custody as a Nonparent or Third Party
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General Statute § 50-13.1 controls the filing of child custody cases in North Carolina. It provides as follows: “Any parent, relative, or other person, agency, organization or institution claiming the right to custody of a minor child may institute an action or proceeding for the custody of such child, as hereinafter provided.” Ordinarily, child custody…

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Understanding the UCCJEA
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The decision on which State to file for custody is determined by the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (UCCJEA). Whether North Carolina is the appropriate state to file for custody may depend on whether the Court is making a decision for the first time (initial custody decision) or whether a party is seeking to modify…

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