Being accused of domestic abuse in North Carolina is a life-altering event. Even before a case reaches trial, the consequences can begin immediately—arrest, protective orders, loss of gun rights, damage to your reputation, and strain on family relationships. Employers, neighbors, and even friends may [...]

Being charged with Driving While Impaired (DWI) in North Carolina is a serious matter that can affect nearly every part of your life. From the moment of arrest, you are facing potential jail time, steep fines, driver’s license suspension, higher insurance rates, and even [...]

Being arrested and facing your first court appearance can be overwhelming. For many people, stepping into a Union County courtroom is their first direct encounter with the criminal justice system. The uncertainty about what will happen, what to say, and how the process works [...]

Few issues in family law are as emotionally charged as child custody. For parents in Union County, custody decisions don’t just determine where a child will live — they shape the child’s future and define each parent’s role moving forward. Because of what’s at [...]

Divorce is never an easy decision. It affects not only your emotional well-being but also your finances, your home, and—if children are involved—your family’s future. In North Carolina, the divorce process comes with specific legal requirements and important steps that can feel overwhelming without [...]

One of the most significant assets that divorcing couples typically need to consider is the family home. Not only is this an emotional decision, it can also have a significant impact on their future housing and financial stability. What options do couples often have [...]

Bobby Khan, of The Khan Law Offices, P.L.L.C., has been selected to the 2015 list as a member of the Nation’s Top One Percent by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. NADC is an organization dedicated to promoting the highest standards of legal excellence. [...]

Search and seizure issues are complex Constitutional questions that weigh and balance two strong, competing interests; the right of the individual to be safe and secure in their person and property versus the government’s legitimate interest in detecting and preventing crime. What Constitutes a [...]

Misdemeanors in North Carolina are placed into different classes, depending on the seriousness of the criminal offense, and range from a class 1A or class 1 misdemeanor NC to a class 3 misdemeanor NC. The penalties differ according to the classification. While the name [...]

If you have made regrettable mistakes in the past that you have since overcome, you may be eligible for an expungement in NC. Expungement and record sealing, which conceals or destroys any public records of criminal offenses and accusations, varies from one state to [...]