When drivers are pulled over in North Carolina for suspicion of driving under the influence, the officer at the scene may decide that it is necessary to administer a Breathalyzer test. Can a driver refuse to take it? While it is not illegal to refuse, you may face serious consequences if...
North Carolina drivers will come across many distractions in their daily drives, both inside and outside of your car. However, some of these distractions can undoubtedly be more dangerous than others and are thus a bigger cause for concern. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a detailed...
In North Carolina, distracted driving is quickly beginning to rival the dangers of driving under the influence. With the risks associated with distraction increasing daily, what is being done to combat this problem? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has done plenty of research on distracted driving in the modern age....
It is critical to act quickly after an accident at work. You have only a limited amount of time to report the injury and file your claim. If it turns out that your injury was not that serious, you can choose to dismiss the claim later. On the other hand,...
When a North Carolina resident is suspected of driving under the influence, the police will typically do a field sobriety test in order to check for signs of intoxication. There are two types of these tests: standardized and non-standardized. Non-standardized field sobriety tests are not used often because they aren’t considered...
Even if you’ve committed no crime, being stopped by the police is stressful. This is especially true in light of many recent events, which includes multiple instances of law enforcement using excessive and unwarranted force on ordinary citizens. Rewire explains your rights and responsibilities when pulled over by the police. While this...
Do you have a serious medical condition such as an inherited degenerative condition or an aggressive cancer you developed because of your job? You probably anticipate that the Social Security Administration (SSA) will help provide benefits for you and your family when you are unable to work. Most people assume...
North Carolina drivers must take every precaution when on the road. Unfortunately, some motorists fail to keep the safety of others in mind, which can lead to devastating car accidents. Along with doing your part to drive safely, it also helps to understand which behaviors hold the most risk. Nationwide explains some...
Divorce in North Carolina affects more than the couple cutting marital ties and their children; it affects the entire family, including grandparents. At Christina Rivenbark & Associates, we take the time to learn about client needs and the familial situation to help ensure the best possible outcome. According to LiveAbout, the...
Divorced parents must work together on behalf of their kids. This is often easier said than done. When resentment from your marriage is still fresh it can be hard to make decisions about your kids, whether they relate to education, health care, or other important topics. Parents Magazine recommends the following...
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