Extreme Hardship vs. Urgent Humanitarian Reasons: What’s the Difference?

A North Carolina Immigration Attorney discusses the terms of art, "extreme hardship" and "urgent humanitarian reasons," the differences between the processes they refer to, and how they are applied in Immigration Law. Extreme Hardship: This is most often seen as a defense in Immigration Court, either in a cancellation of removal (42A [...]

What Happens if an Employer Does Not Report Your Work-Related Injury?

There are several consequences for the employee when an employer fails to report their work-related injury. Workers Compensation Attorney Darren Howard explains that it is required by law for employers to report a work-related injury to both the North Carolina Industrial Commission and also their workers compensation insurance company. If this is [...]

Fighting Domestic Violence Allegations

A respected family law attorney explains the importance of a proactive approach in handling a domestic violence protective order (commonly known as a 50B). 50bs are civil orders with criminal consequences, as such, if one is issued against you it can have a significant effect on your life. Child custody, employment, professional [...]

How Does a U.S. Citizen Sponsor Their Parents for a Green Card?

A respected North Carolina Immigration Attorney describes the steps necessary to sponsor your parents for a green card provided you're a US citizen. You will need to first submit form I-130, which is a form that confirms you are related to the person you are sponsoring. You must also submit your birth [...]

How Long do I Have to Wait to Get a Charge Expunged?

Criminal Defense Attorney Anastasia Tramontozzi explains the timing of North Carolina expungements in this video. You can have any not guilty or dismissed charge expunged the very same day. However, even if you are convicted of a crime, you may still be eligible for an expungement after a waiting period depending on [...]

What Happens if You Get Caught Driving With a Revoked License?

Driving with a revoked license is a class one misdemeanor in North Carolina. Even for a first-time offense, you could be facing up to 45 days of supervised probation. Multiple moving violations with a revoked license carry even stiffer penalties including a longer wait to get your license back or losing it [...]

Crashes Are Scary But The Law Is Clear!

Criminal Defense Attorney Tyler Chriscoe explains that in North Carolina there are almost 800 crashes per day and the law in North Carolina is clear. If you are in an accident there are three things you have to do. You have to stop the vehicle immediately. You have to remain with the [...]

How to Handle a Workers Comp Claim Recorded Statement

Many clients are often surprised when their on-the-job injury is not automatically approved by the insurance company. Workers Comp Attorney Darren Howard explains that under the North Carolina Workers Compensation Act, insurance adjusters are allowed to conduct their own investigation about the incident. These investigations often include interviewing coworkers, watching videos, and [...]

What is Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and How Do You Get It?

A trusted Immigration Attorney discusses Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, who is eligible, and the process to get it. What is Special Immigrant Juvenile Status? Special Immigrant Juvenile Status or SIJS provides a path to residency for children living in the United States who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected by one or [...]

Can I File for an Expungement Without an Attorney?

Criminal Defense Attorney Anastasia Tramontozzi explains that while you can file for an expungement yourself, it isn't a very good idea. Filing for expungement is a complicated process involving obtaining original notarized documentation, serving the proper people, and calendaring your case to go before a judge. If you were actually convicted of [...]

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