A power of attorney (POA) gives another person legal authority to make decisions on someone else’s behalf. But what happens when the person trusted to make financial, legal, or medical decisions abuses their authority? POA abuse is serious and disproportionately…
Deciding to file or filing for divorce can feel overwhelming. Having a checklist helps you take control of the situation and feel more comfortable moving forward. Learn what anyone seeking a divorce in North Carolina should have on their to-do…
If you and your spouse agree on most end-of-marriage issues, you might think that you can share a divorce lawyer. Your ex may even recommend it to keep costs down. But even if you’re on the best of terms with…
Separation, divorce, and child custody issues can bring out the worst in people. A spouse spying on you is one of these offensive behaviors. It might also be illegal, resulting in criminal charges against the spying spouse. However, there are…
A domestic violence protective order (DVPO), also known as a restraining order, offers legal protection from an abusive spouse or partner. In North Carolina, these protection orders are relatively easy to secure, but there are specific requirements and documents you…