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Terminating Parental Rights in North Carolina

Terminating Parental Rights in North Carolina

by Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at Law Terminating parental rights is one of the most serious actions a court can take. In North Carolina, it permanently severs the legal relationship between a parent and a child, ending not only custody and visitation rights, but...
Are You Ready for the New Digital Standards?

Are You Ready for the New Digital Standards?

By William Miller, Attorney at law The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law in 1990, but as technology advances, the ADA and other non discrimination laws designed to protect people with disabilities have evolved to address issues that were not foreseen...
Community Advisory Committees

Community Advisory Committees

Community Advisory Committees are making a real difference in nursing facilities and adult care homes. These volunteers visit residents, especially those who may not have family, and help ensure their rights, dignity, and voices are protected. If you’ve ever wanted to...
Love & Law: Prenups & Postnups in North Carolina

Love & Law: Prenups & Postnups in North Carolina

By Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at Law When couples think about getting married, the focus is usually on building a life together, not on worst-case scenarios. Still, part of planning responsibly means understanding how finances and legal rights work within marriage...
Child Custody in North Carolina

Child Custody in North Carolina

By Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at Law In North Carolina, child custody law centers on the best interests of the child. Courts use this standard to decide how custody is established, modified, and enforced. Custody includes both legal custody (decision-making...
Davidson County Tax Reevaluation

Davidson County Tax Reevaluation

Davidson County is undergoing a reevaluation process for property taxes. The appraisals will be effective as of January 1, 2026 and could change the amount of property tax that you owe. You will receive a notice of the new tax appraised value that should come out in...
Attorney Richard Munday Joins Brinkley Walser Stoner

Attorney Richard Munday Joins Brinkley Walser Stoner

Brinkley Walser Stoner, PLLC, is pleased to announce that Richard Munday has joined the team where he will represent clients in appellate matters and civil litigation. Richard brings extensive civil litigation experience from his years of practice across the Triad and...
Am I Ready to Adopt a Child in North Carolina?

Am I Ready to Adopt a Child in North Carolina?

By Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at Law Deciding to adopt a child is a major step: emotionally, legally, and practically. If you’re living in North Carolina (or planning to), it’s helpful to understand the laws, jurisdictions, and resources that guide the process....