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DWI is one of the most common crimes in the state. According to the North Carolina Courts, 26,333 people were sentenced for DWI in 2022. And that number doesn’t include arrests which did not result in a sentence. Typically, more than 30,000 people are arrested for drunk driving in any given year. Every day, hundreds …
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Commercial leases are different from residential leases. Commercial leases are governed by different laws, and commercial tenants and landlords have different needs than individuals renting a house or an apartment. At Plyler, Long & Corigliano, LLP, we have worked with many commercial tenants and local businesses negotiating leases for both Tenants and Landlords. When renting …
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One assumption many people have is that they should request the family home in a divorce. Often, the house is a couple’s largest asset, and many people fear moving. However, requesting the home isn’t always the right move for our clients. At Plyler, Long & Corigliano, LLP, our Monroe divorce lawyers will discuss your goals …
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Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are designed to provide financial support to people who cannot work on a full-time basis due to a medical issue. SSDI benefits are a much needed financial lifeline—but the application process can take time. Retroactive benefits help to ensure that beneficiaries actually receive the full amount they are owed. …
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Divorce is hard. You may have heard some horror stories about divorce—including that it can seriously damage your finances. Here is the reality: A divorce is a major financial risk, but it does not have to destroy your finances. A proactive approach is key. In this article, our Monroe divorce lawyers highlight key things you …
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Accidents happen. According to data from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, approximately 400,000 emergency room (ER) visits are made in the state each year. Injuries account for nearly one-third ER visits. A serious accident can derail your life. You could be left with stacks of medical bills, missed paychecks, and immense pain …
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Anyone who has created a will or estate plan is well ahead of their neighbors. Studies show that fewer than 50% of all people have any estate planning documents in place. If you’ve taken the initiative to create an estate plan, we congratulate you. Nonetheless, estate planning estate planning is not a “one and done” …
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Social media is a fact of life. Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube have changed how people stay in touch with family and friends. In fact, millions of Americans have at least one social media profile, which they use to post updates on their lives: marriage, vacations, children…and sometimes their divorce. Unfortunately, over-sharing details about your divorce …
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A well-crafted estate plan should be comprehensive. Among other things, an estate plan in North Carolina may include a will, trust, and power of attorney (POA). There are many myths and misconceptions about how a POA actually works in our state. You may want to know: Can you use a Durable power of attorney to …
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Are you a parent who is going through a separation, divorce or child custody dispute in Union County? As part of your family law case, you will likely need to address child support. Navigating a child support case can be complicated. If you are negotiating a child support agreement, it is crucial that your rights …
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