A health care directive, also called an advance directive, allows you to express your wishes regarding your health care so that if you become incapacitated and unable to speak for yourself, providers and facilities are aware of and can honor your wishes. Generally, this is accomplished through a healthcare power of attorney and/or a living …
Stallard & Bellof is here for you and your family during this difficult and unprecedented time. Although the Coronavirus or Covid-19 may be wreaking havoc on life as we knew it, we are hard at work. We are making sure that you understand the orders entered by the Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme …
We are often asked, at what age can a child be left home alone under North Carolina law? What about leaving multiple children home alone? It may be surprising to learn that North Carolina law does not establish a threshold age for leaving a child home unattended. In fact, there is no law addressing the topic …
How old do my kids need to be before I can leave them home alone? Read More »
For most of us, “negotiation” commonly occurs with some type of business deal – a contract for employment, the sale of a home, the purchase of an automobile (unless you’re a parent, in which case you’re probably involved in negotiation on a daily basis). In business deals, the parties involved usually have somewhat complementary interests …
How is negotiation in a legal dispute different from other negotiations? Read More »
You have the right to represent yourself in court without the aid of an attorney. A person who goes to court without being represented by a lawyer is called “pro se” meaning “for oneself.” These days, there are a multitude of online resources, books, and self-help clinics intended to provide people with guidance and knowledge …
Do you need an attorney in court, or can you do it yourself? Read More »
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