As a recent graduate of the Leadership Brunswick County program, I feel a responsibility to recruit leaders in our community to enroll in this
What is “Right of First Refusal”?
What is "Right of First Refusal"? Depending on the area of law, the concept of “Right of First Refusal” may mean something different. In the real
A Client’s Guide to Success in NC’s Criminal District Court
In North Carolina, criminal cases are heard in one of two courts—district court or superior court. In short, district court is the court
I’m Young and Single, Do I Need an Estate Plan?
I don’t Need a Will – I Have Student Loans Instead! 78 percent of millennials (ages 18-36) and 64 percent of Generation Xers (ages 37-52) do not have
Not So Secret Agent?
Not So Secret Agent? Whenever I hear the word “Agent”, my mind automatically goes to movies where James Bond is skiing down a slope being chased by
New Hanover County Teen Court: Teens Helping Teens
Often when diversionary programs are developed for juvenile defendants, they have laudable goals for providing a “second chance” for the accused and
2019 Food Regulation Change for Restaurants
It is a well-established fact that working in the food-service industry can be challenging, to say the least. However, beginning January 1, 2019,
Does the New Tax Law Affect My Alimony?
Does the New Tax Law Affect My Alimony? What is the new law? Effective January 1, 2019, Congress and Trump signed into law the Tax and Jobs Act.
