Unlawful Presence: The I-601 Provisional Waivers
Did you enter the U.S. without inspection? Did you enter the U.S. with inspection but overstayed your permitted time? A […]
Read AnalysisPortability: Save Thousands in Taxes With This Important Filing
What is Portability? Portability is the use of a deceased spouse’s Estate tax exclusion amount by the surviving spouse. You […]
Read AnalysisLegal Implications for a Spouse Who Chooses to Date After Separation
In North Carolina, adultery can be used as a basis for divorce. Also, North Carolina recognizes “alienation of affection” and […]
Read AnalysisPet Trusts – Securing Your Pet’s Future Before You Become Disabled or Pass Away
If you are a pet owner, you know that your beloved companion is more than a pet, they are family. […]
Read AnalysisHidden Implications of NC’s House Bill 2 on Workplace Discrimination
Update: On July 18, 2016, North Carolina Governor Pat McCory signed a modification to House Bill 2. The modification restores […]
Read AnalysisMember-Managed LLC vs. Manager-Managed LLC – What’s the Difference?
What is an LLC: An LLC, which stands for Limited Liability Company, is a form of business that functions like […]
Read AnalysisAre You Infringing Upon the Trademark Protection of Another?
Protecting your product: Business owners have four ways to protect their “ideas or creations”: (1) trade secrets, (2) patent, (3) copyright, […]
Read AnalysisCharlotte Skyline Will Undergo Changes Due to Construction in 2015-2016 (Pt. 2 of 2)
It’s not hard to notice the construction projects that have taken place around Charlotte recently in 2015; the completion of […]
Read AnalysisCan Your Contractor’s License Limit Recovery for the Work You Completed?
In North Carolina, contractors are required to be licensed in order to bid on, construct, manage or superintend the construction […]
Read AnalysisAn Alternative Method to Disputing Claims — Arbitration
Arbitration can be an alternative to trial litigation, especially in construction disputes. Our attorneys can guide you through the arbitration […]
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