At this point, we all should be aware of Gov. Cooper’s executive order addressing the Coronavirus and certain restrictions he implemented meant to curtail the spread of the virus. There are three main parts to which law enforcement will be looking for in its enforcement of the executive order: Mass gatherings Operating a business that…
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These times are nearly unprecedented. And, definitely unprecedented with a society as mobile and technology enabled as we are today. Our society and, especially, businesses are held together by a seamless web of contracts. The relationships we have for services and products are underpinned by our understanding of a contract (verbal or written). An unprecedented…
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While the stay-at-home order is required for health concerns, not everyone feels safe at home. Our firm is here to help you navigate the court system during this unprecedented and scary time. While the courthouses are significantly cutting down their operations, you can still file a Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO). You also have the…
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In this current situation there are many questions about court closures and what to do. We are here to answer those questions. Below you will find the most commonly asked questions we have received. If you have a question that isn’t answered below, please contact our office! We are happy to help during this scary…
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Frequently Asked Question How do I appoint somebody to make medical decisions on my behalf if I am incapacitated by COVID – 19? The document you need to execute is called a Health Care Power of Attorney (HCPOA). This document appoints an agent of your choosing to make medical decisions on your behalf should you…
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