According to Criminal Defense and Traffic Attorney Tyler Chriscoe, a commonly asked question is "what happens if I have a small fender bender in a parking lot?" If there are no injuries and the property damage appears to be less than $1,000, the two parties can agree to exchange insurance information and [...]
In the event that you are injured during the course and scope of your employment, seek medical treatment first. Then North Carolina Worker's Compensation Attorneys Salvatore Popolillo and Darren Howard recommend consulting with an attorney. An attorney who is experienced with these types of cases will file all the paperwork for you, [...]
Immigrants who have had the misfortune of being victims of qualifying violent crimes and have now decided to cooperate with law enforcement. These immigrants are given a U Visa, temporary legal status, allowing them to live, work, and drive in the United States for 4 years. They can even apply for their [...]
If your ex has left North Carolina with your child, immediately file an ex parte emergency custody motion and begin custody litigation. This is an emergency, time is of the essence. Don't wait months to file! If your ex has left the state with your child, contact one of our experienced Family Law Attorneys [...]
Criminal Defense and Traffic Attorney Tyler Chriscoe, explains there are a few times when it is not acceptable to leave the scene after an accident. For instance, being scared or anxious about being in a wreck or not knowing what to do. While that can be a reasonable reason to leave, it [...]
In North Carolina, a 16-year-old does not have an automatic right to choose which parent to live with, but their preference is taken seriously by the court. Judges consider the teen’s wishes, especially if they are mature and provide clear, thoughtful reasons for their choice, such as staying near a school or [...]
Criminal Defense Attorney Tyler Chriscoe explains when you can and can't leave the scene of a crime. Crashes Are Scary Crashes are scary. But North Carolina law is clear. If you are involved in a crash there are three things you have to do. Stop the Vehicle Remain with the Vehicle Do [...]
In North Carolina, even if you aren't on the birth certificate, as the biological father, you have just as much right to your child as the mother does. If your paternity is questioned, you can easily submit for a paternity test and resolve that issue at any time. However, if paternity is [...]
Insurance is a subject that most people don't like to discuss but Criminal Defense Attorney Tyler Chriscoe explains its importance. Insurance can be expensive and most of the time you don't actually see the benefit of having it. It's the Law North Carolina law makes it a misdemeanor to operate a vehicle [...]
There are limited circumstances in which grandparents have custody rights in North Carolina. To exercise those rights, unfortunately, grandparents must utilize the courts to sue the parents for either custody or visitation of their grandchildren. This is a two-part process. Standing They will need to first show they have "standing." The first [...]
