What is Civil Revocation? In North Carolina, a civil revocation refers to the administrative suspension that occurs immediately after certain alcohol-related offenses, typically involving impaired driving (DWI). It is not a criminal punishment, but rather a civil consequence imposed by the state. A civil revocation occurs when law enforcement officers determine that you were driving […]
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Have you ever paid off a speeding ticket and then were surprised when your insurance premium went up? Has your license become suspended because of too many drivers license points? Unfortunately, many individuals don’t understand the broad impact that paying off a speeding ticket or other moving violation might have on their driving privileges. Luckily,
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Changing a child’s name in North Carolina is a legal process that requires certain steps. Parents may wish to change their child’s name to correctly reflect family heritage, the child wishes to change their name, or perhaps you wish to change the child’s name following a divorce. No matter the reason, the attorneys at Ley
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One Prayer for Judgment Continued every three years per household for insurance purposes; two every five years to protect a license. A Prayer for Judgment Continued (“PJC”) is a legal tool that allows for a delay or continuation of a judgment in criminal cases. It can have significant implications for an individual’s future, particularly when
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A separation agreement is a contract between spouses who are either separated or intend to become separated. Having a separation agreement is a way for spouses to agree on various issues that may prevent the need for a lengthy and costly court case. Separation agreements generally include matters such as: date of separation, property division,
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Going through a divorce can be an emotional and trying time for many people. Knowing the requirements and steps in this process can help you focus on getting back to feeling like yourself and moving on. The attorneys at Ley Law can help provide you with a clear understanding of this process and help guide
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