Defending Assault Charges in North Carolina: Protect Your Rights with Morris & Fox, Attorneys at Law
Facing assault charges in North Carolina is a serious matter that can impact your freedom, reputation, and future. Whether you’re accused of a misdemeanor assault or a more serious felony assault, you need aggressive legal representation to protect your rights and build a strong defense. At Morris & Fox, Attorneys at Law, our experienced lawyers […]
Defending 50-B Domestic Violence Restraining Orders in North Carolina
If you’re involved in a domestic dispute in North Carolina, you may have heard of a 50-B Domestic Violence Restraining Order. These orders are serious legal tools designed to protect victims of domestic violence—but they can also have significant consequences for those named in them. At Morris & Fox, Attorneys at Law, our experienced team, […]
Communicating Threats in North Carolina: What You Need to Know
A moment of anger, a heated text, or an emotional voicemail — these seemingly minor actions can quickly lead to criminal charges in North Carolina. Communicating threats is a misdemeanor offense, but the consequences can be serious and far-reaching. If you’ve been charged with communicating threats, you need to understand your rights and the legal […]
Caught Violating Sex Offender Laws in North Carolina? Here’s What to Do
Sex offender violation crimes are serious offenses that can have severe consequences for individuals required to comply with sex offender registration laws in North Carolina. At Morris & Fox, Attorneys at Law, PLLC, our experienced lawyers in Statesville are dedicated to defending clients accused of violating these strict and complex laws. If you or a […]
Termination of Parental Rights in NC
As a single parent, it can be extremely difficult when your child’s other parent doesn’t put in the same parenting efforts that you do. They don’t visit, they don’t call, and you’re lucky to see even a partial child support payment from them. In this situation, you can’t help but wonder, if terminating their parental […]
“Best interests of the child” – What does it mean?
Courts make a variety of decisions concerning the physical placement and custody of children. These placements include custody and visitation arrangements between parents and/or grandparents, placement with the Department of Social Services, and termination of parental rights proceedings. The concept that all of these decisions have in common is the fundamental principle of the child’s […]
Do I Really Need A Will?
“I don’t have very many assets.” “My family would never fight over my things.” “I’m not old enough to be thinking about a will yet.” “Death is morbid, and I just don’t want to think about it.” These are many of the reasons we hear as to why people don’t think they need a last […]