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If you’re accused of domestic violence in North Carolina, you will have to appear in court to answer the charge. If you’re convicted, the consequences can be serious. You may...
In North Carolina, domestic violence may be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the specific allegation. Some examples include: Misdemeanors: Assault on a Female, Misdemeanor Crime...
Yes, you can be arrested for domestic violence in North Carolina even without physical evidence. Most criminal cases—including domestic violence—are prosecuted based on the word of a single witness. While...
The penalties for a domestic violence conviction in North Carolina depend on the specific offense. Because domestic violence includes a wide range of charges—from misdemeanors to serious felonies—the consequences may...
In North Carolina, whether a domestic violence charge stays on your record depends on the outcome of the case. If the case is dismissed, we can help you apply to...
A 50B order in North Carolina is a Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) issued against someone with whom the petitioner has or previously had a personal relationship. This temporary restraining...
The key difference between a 50B and a 50C order in North Carolina is the relationship between the parties and the nature of the alleged conduct. A 50B order applies...
In North Carolina, a 50B protective order typically lasts for one year. After that, the court can renew the order for up to two years at a time if continued...
If someone violates a 50B order in North Carolina, they can be arrested immediately. Depending on the situation, the violation of a 50B or 50C order may also result in:...
Absolutely. You can fight a 50B or 50C order filed against you in North Carolina. The plaintiff must prove their case before a judge can issue a restraining order that...
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Every case is unique, and so is every attorney. At Kurtz & Blum, our team of Raleigh-based attorneys brings decades of combined experience in criminal defense, traffic offenses, and family law. Each attorney has a distinct approach to legal representation, whether you need a skilled litigator to fight for you in court or a strategic negotiator to resolve a family law matter.
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