Mayank Pandya, Author at Martine Law

An Affiliate of National Firm Martine Law

Home » Archives for Mayank Pandya

Child Custody

North Carolina Emergency Custody Hearings: What Judges Look for Within the 10-Day Ex Parte Return Window

During a North Carolina ex parte emergency custody return hearing within 10 days, judges primarily consider…

Mayank PandyaMay 28, 2026

Family Law

Can a North Carolina Restraining Order Be Removed Before the Court Hearing Date?

A North Carolina restraining order may sometimes be removed before the hearing date, but the court…

Mayank PandyaMay 27, 2026

Divorce Property Division

Is Property Purchased After Separation Still Marital Property Under North Carolina Divorce Law?

Property acquired after separation but before divorce is not automatically treated as separate property. Courts carefully…

Mayank PandyaMay 26, 2026

DWI

Smart Start Ignition Interlock Violations in North Carolina and How Drivers Lose License Privileges

Smart Start ignition interlock violations can cause drivers to lose restricted driving privileges, extend ignition interlock…

Mayank PandyaMay 23, 2026

Domestic Violence

How North Carolina Courts Handle False Domestic Violence Allegations During Child Custody Disputes

False domestic violence allegations can affect child custody decisions very quickly in North Carolina. When someone…

Mayank PandyaMay 22, 2026

DWI

What Happens If You Are Under 21 And Blow Any Alcohol Level During A North Carolina Traffic Stop?

If you are under 21 and blow any alcohol during a traffic stop, North Carolina applies…

Mayank PandyaMay 7, 2026

Misdemeanors

Why Some Lower-Level Cases Are Transferred From District Court Calendars to More Complex Trial Tracks in North Carolina

When your case appears on a misdemeanor calendar, it may seem routine. However, a district court…

Mayank PandyaMay 6, 2026

Felonies

Why do some cases start as misdemeanors but later become felonies in North Carolina?

Your criminal charge may become more serious if investigators discover new evidence, document more severe injuries,…

Mayank PandyaMay 5, 2026

Divorce

Date of Separation in North Carolina Divorce: How Courts Decide When a Marriage Legally Ended

The date of separation North in Carolina divorce law recognizes marks when spouses begin living apart…

Mayank PandyaMay 1, 2026

Felonies

What Makes A Charge A Felony Instead Of A Misdemeanor In North Carolina?

You can tell whether a charge is a felony or misdemeanor based on severity, potential punishment,…

Mayank PandyaApril 30, 2026

Accessibility Adjustments

Select your accessibility profile

Vision Impaired Mode

Enhances website's visuals

Seizure Safe Profile

Clear flashes & reduces color

ADHD Friendly Mode

Focused browsing, distraction-free

Blindness Mode

Reduces distractions, improves focus

Epilepsy Safe Mode

Dims colors and stops blinking

Content Modules

Font Size

Default

Line Height

Default

Color Modules

Orientation Modules