Do you offer free consultations in Greensboro?
Free consultations available in Greensboro for criminal defense cases.
Is parking available at your Greensboro office?
Free parking is available next to the Greensboro office for all clients.
Where is your Greensboro office located?
Located at 328 East Market Street, Suite 120, Greensboro, NC — near the Guilford County Courthouse.
What are your office hours in Greensboro?
Greensboro office hours are 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday to Friday. Evening appointments available upon request.
Can I Pay My Guilford County Traffic Citation Online?
Yes. You can pay costs and fees, restitution, and probation and parole fees online through the eCourts portal here. (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover are all accepted, although there is a small processing fee.) The eCourts portal is also where you can look up your court date or courtroom. Please note that you cannot pay [...]
How Can I Drive Again in 10 Days After a DWI Charge?
You will need 4 things:A valid driver's license at the time of the chargeA DL 123 insurance form (proof of insurance)An alcohol assessment from an approved alcohol agencyIf you have non-standard work hours, we will need a letter on your work letterhead stating suchThen, on the eleventh day after your charge, your DUI Lawyer will [...]
How do I modify an existing custody order?
You’ll need to file a motion with the Forsyth County Clerk of Court and show that a substantial change in circumstances has occurred. Our team can guide you through that process.
Can I get full custody if the other parent lives outside Winston-Salem?
Possibly. Out-of-county or out-of-state residency won’t disqualify the other parent but may impact the visitation schedule. We can help build a plan that prioritizes your child’s well-being.
How long does it take to get emergency custody in Winston-Salem?
Emergency custody can be granted quickly—sometimes in 24 to 72 hours—if there’s a clear risk of harm to the child.
Is mediation required in Forsyth County before a custody hearing?
Yes. Mediation is typically required unless the court grants a waiver due to domestic violence or similar concerns.