Vehicle & Traffic Law - In the North Carolina General Assembly, I was a staff attorney to the House and Senate Insurance Committees. When I established The Rossi Law Firm, P.A. in 2002, I focused my practice on vehicle and traffic law and made it our firm's goal in all traffic cases "to reduce or eliminate the imposition of insurance points." We resolve all types of tickets, ranging from minor stop sign violations to DWI cases, which can result in a maximum sentence of three years of incarceration.
To do this, we employ a fully bi-lingual staff that is fluent in English and Spanish, so that we can serve a variety of clients. Elder Law - By 2015, I had been an attorney for well over two decades. It was then that my aunt was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and even though I had a legal background and my aunt had gone to an "estate planning attorney, " my family and I were nonetheless unprepared for the legal issues that arose.
The power of attorney drafted by the "estate planning attorney" were, in effect, useless.
To do this, we employ a fully bi-lingual staff that is fluent in English and Spanish, so that we can serve a variety of clients. Elder Law - By 2015, I had been an attorney for well over two decades. It was then that my aunt was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, and even though I had a legal background and my aunt had gone to an "estate planning attorney, " my family and I were nonetheless unprepared for the legal issues that arose.
The power of attorney drafted by the "estate planning attorney" were, in effect, useless.
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Driving While Impaired - This charge carries a maximum 3-year sentence.
A conviction will result in the revocation of your driving privilege and can raise your auto insurance rates by at least 340%.
Driving While License Revoked - This charge does not usually result in jail time, but a conviction can result in an insurance increase of at least 195% and an extension of the period of revocation.
Speeding Tickets - Can result in the revocation of your privilege to drive and auto insurance surcharges of up to 80%.
A conviction will result in the revocation of your driving privilege and can raise your auto insurance rates by at least 340%.
Driving While License Revoked - This charge does not usually result in jail time, but a conviction can result in an insurance increase of at least 195% and an extension of the period of revocation.
Speeding Tickets - Can result in the revocation of your privilege to drive and auto insurance surcharges of up to 80%.
Established in 2002, we are here to help you with your traffic law needs.
A simple traffic ticket can raise your auto insurance rates by 80%.
Follow the officer's advice and simply pay off your ticket online and, at minimum, you could pay an additional $2,100.00 in insurance premiums for the next three years.
Not only that but, depending on your record, your license could also be revoked.
How could that happen, you may ask.
The officer said that he already "reduced" my ticket.
Instead of charging me with speeding 82/65 he reduced it to 74/65 and told me that I could pay it online.
A simple traffic ticket can raise your auto insurance rates by 80%.
Follow the officer's advice and simply pay off your ticket online and, at minimum, you could pay an additional $2,100.00 in insurance premiums for the next three years.
Not only that but, depending on your record, your license could also be revoked.
How could that happen, you may ask.
The officer said that he already "reduced" my ticket.
Instead of charging me with speeding 82/65 he reduced it to 74/65 and told me that I could pay it online.
If you've received a traffic ticket in North Carolina, you may be worried about getting points on your "record."
But did you know that there are two different point systems at work in North Carolina?
Did you know that these different points work in two completely different ways?
Driver's license points - are assessed by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles ("DMV") when you are convicted of certain charges.
The effect of these driver's license points on your license depends on the severity of the charge and your driving history.
But did you know that there are two different point systems at work in North Carolina?
Did you know that these different points work in two completely different ways?
Driver's license points - are assessed by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles ("DMV") when you are convicted of certain charges.
The effect of these driver's license points on your license depends on the severity of the charge and your driving history.
Having an adult family member who is no longer able to look after themselves can be one of the most difficult experiences that many of us will go through.
If our loved one planned ahead; if they prepared a good durable power of attorney; it will be much easier and less costly to assist them.
If they failed to properly plan ahead, then the courts become involved.
This article describes what happens when the courts get involved.
In North Carolina, the process where the court steps in to handle an incompetent person's affairs is called a guardianship.
If our loved one planned ahead; if they prepared a good durable power of attorney; it will be much easier and less costly to assist them.
If they failed to properly plan ahead, then the courts become involved.
This article describes what happens when the courts get involved.
In North Carolina, the process where the court steps in to handle an incompetent person's affairs is called a guardianship.
In North Carolina you start a guardianship proceeding by filing a verified petition with the Clerk of Superior Court.
The incapacitated person or "respondent" must be personally served.
An attorney must then be appointed to represent the respondent.
This attorney may be discharged if the respondent hires their own attorney.
If the Clerk believes that there is an imminent or foreseeable risk of harm to the respondent the Clerk may appoint an interim guardian.
The next step is a hearing.
If the court finds by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence, that the respondent lacks sufficient capacity to manage her own affairs or is not able to make or to communicate important decisions concerning her person, family, or property it can adjudicate the person to incompetent.
The incapacitated person or "respondent" must be personally served.
An attorney must then be appointed to represent the respondent.
This attorney may be discharged if the respondent hires their own attorney.
If the Clerk believes that there is an imminent or foreseeable risk of harm to the respondent the Clerk may appoint an interim guardian.
The next step is a hearing.
If the court finds by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence, that the respondent lacks sufficient capacity to manage her own affairs or is not able to make or to communicate important decisions concerning her person, family, or property it can adjudicate the person to incompetent.
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