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16
Jun

NC DMV Extends Hours Of Walk-In Availability & Launches Avg. Wait Time Features

DMV Schedule Changes & Legislative Updates DMV Schedule Changes Increase Walk-In Availability NC Driver’s license offices now serve only walk-in customers from 12 noon until close on weekdays. Appointments are now only available in the mornings and can be scheduled up to 90 days in advance at skiptheline.ncdot.gov. Forty offices now open an hour early...
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02
Jun

How Can Your Concealed Carry Permit Be Revoked in N.C.?

The Second Amendment grants U.S. citizens the right to bear arms, and many states, including North Carolina, allow individuals to carry concealed firearms under specific conditions. However, along with the privilege to carry comes the responsibility to adhere to specific laws and regulations. Failure to abide by these rules can result in your concealed carry...
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16
May

Frances Knox Receives 2023 Avvo Client’s Choice Award

Frances Knox has received the Client's Choice Award on Avvo.com for 2018 & 2019. The Avvo Client's Choice Award is given to those attorneys who receive 5 or more 4+ reviews in a calendar year. Attorney Frances Knox has over 100 5 star reviews on Avvo.com.
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01
May

Does North Carolina Have Particularly Strict Anti-Drug Laws?

As residents of North Carolina or individuals considering moving to the state, it’s essential to understand the local laws, especially those pertaining to drugs and controlled substances. While drug laws vary greatly across the U.S., North Carolina has built a reputation for having notably stringent anti-drug regulations. This article aims to shed light on the...
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03
Mar

Creating a Trust for Your Estate

Creating a trust is a legal arrangement that allows you to manage your assets while alive and distribute them after you die. Trusts are often used as part of an estate plan to help manage and protect assets, minimize taxes, and ensure that your wishes are carried out. There are many types of trusts, each...
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16
Feb

Attorney General Warning – Watch out for Fake Grant Scams

CONSUMER ALERT Watch out for Fake Grant Scams Tuesday, May 14, 2022 Our office has been notified of a scam involving people impersonating state government employees on social media. These scammers will claim to be with a state agency and inform you that you are being awarded a large sum of grant money. To get...
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02
Feb

Drug Addiction Caused by Excessive Prescriptions

It is well known that prescription drugs can be highly effective in treating various medical conditions and improving the quality of life for those who take them. However, it is also important to recognize that some prescription drugs have the potential for abuse and can lead to drug addiction. One way that prescription drug addiction...
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03
Jan

Avoiding Accusations of Insurance Fraud

Insurance fraud is a severe crime that can have serious consequences, including fines, imprisonment, and damage to your reputation. It is important to avoid accusations of insurance fraud, whether intentional or accidental. Here are some tips to help you avoid allegations of insurance fraud. Be honest and accurate when filling out insurance forms and answering...
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15
Dec

What’s the Difference Between Petty and Grand Larceny?

When someone steals an item of value, how much the item is worth dictates how a prosecutor would charge the alleged thief. The defendant will be charged with either petty or grand larceny, depending on how much the item costs. Larceny can cover everything from retail theft to cars, jewelry, animals, and firearms. How much...
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01
Dec

In NC, What “Weapons” Are Considered Deadly?

In 2021, almost 49,000 people died from gun violence in the United States. While tragic, guns are not the only weapons, that alleged criminals can use in violent attacks. In North Carolina, nearly half a dozen other “weapons” are considered deadly and either will be banned from specific places or change how a prosecutor charges...
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