Holidays
The Do’s and Don’ts of Navigating Child Custody During the Holidays in North Carolina
The holiday season is meant to be a time of joy and togetherness, but for co-parents in North Carolina, navigating child custody and visitation schedules during the season can add an extra layer of complexity. Whether it’s decorating the Christmas tree, lighting the Hanukkah candles, or celebrating other cultural or religious traditions, each parent likely…
Read MoreHow to Stay Safe on the Roads This Thanksgiving
As the 2022 Thanksgiving holiday approaches, North Carolina roads will once again be packed with holiday travelers. Thanksgiving travel is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels, with AAA predicting that around 1.5 million North Carolinians will travel at least 50 miles for the holiday and 89% of those Thanksgiving travelers will be driving. Tips for staying…
Read MoreWhat a DWI on Blackout Wednesday Means for College Students in NC
The night before Thanksgiving has turned into a sort of holiday for young people to gather and get drunk. “Blackout Wednesday,” or “Drinksgiving,” is now known as “the drunkest night of the year,” steadily rising in popularity since around 2012. This day is generally revered by college kids and early twenty-somethings, and unfortunately produces more…
Read More6 Tips for Dealing with Separation and Divorce During the Holidays
For many, the holiday season is a time of festivity and joy spent with family and friends. But for those that are separated or divorced, it can be stressful and draining. Managing the demands of seasonal events as well as trying to figure out how to co-parent is tough. Here are some tips for surviving…
Read MoreVisitors’ Guide to Driving in North Carolina
An estimated 39 million families in the US are planning to travel this Thanksgiving, meaning no matter where you live, roads are likely to be more congested than normal. No one wants to spend their holiday dealing with the aftermath of an accident, but if you are injured in an accident, our personal injury attorneys…
Read MoreWhat to do if you are charged with DWI during the holidays
Thanksgiving Eve, also referred to as “Blackout Wednesday,” is the start of the holiday DWI season. During December, more than 700 people are killed or injured each day. While tensions are high when it comes to family and work gatherings, you may start with one or two drinks then leave the party without a second…
Read More3 Keys to a Legal Holiday Party
Company holiday parties are a great way to celebrate a successful year and to reward your team members. They give everyone in the company a way to connect outside of company business and offer the potential to meet spouses, do a fun group activity, or enjoy a nice meal. However, these gatherings are also wrought…
Read MoreFive Ways to Keep Halloween a Treat
Halloween is perhaps the pinnacle of the fall season for many, and there are plenty of ways for adults & children to enjoy the holiday. However, there are many potential pitfalls to steer clear of so you don’t end up with an unplanned costume…behind bars. Here are five ways to keep your Halloween safe &…
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