Blog Posts in September, 2019

Reckless driving is classified as a Class 2 Misdemeanor, subjecting you to penalties including up to 60 days in jail and fines of up to $1,000. You may also gain four points on your driver’s license, ...

To start the process, you will need to file a petition in the Wake County Courthouse or where your charge originated. Keep in mind that when you look for the applicable form to file, there will be ...

If you’re facing more than one DWI charge, your defense will be much more complicated. North Carolina law provides little leeway for those with more than one DWI charge, so it is advisable to engage a ...

North Carolina law refers to theft crimes broadly as “larceny.” Unless a specific law states otherwise, larceny is deemed a felony in our State. What is Larceny? The General Statutes do not define ...

If you’ve ever received a speeding ticket in North Carolina, you likely know that you now have the option to pay your ticket online . However, before you do so, it’s critical to speak with an attorney ...

The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, or DMV, can suspend your drivers’ license for a number of reasons, including the following: Speeding Reckless driving DWI Refusing to submit to a blood ...