02 October

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Could North Carolina’s Divorce Waiting Period Change? What Fuquay-Varina Families Should Know

Divorce Attorney in Fuquay answers how long it takes to get divorced.

If you are considering divorce in North Carolina, one of the first questions you may have is: How long do I have to be separated before I can get divorced? For years, North Carolina has required married couples to live separate and apart for at least one year before either spouse can file for an absolute divorce. That remains the law today. However, proposed legislation in North Carolina has raised the possibility of significantly shortening that waiting period. Over half the states in the country require no mandatory waiting period, but NC is looking to shorten it to 6 months. If...

01 September

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Flock Cameras and Criminal Defense in North Carolina: Questions and Answers

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Flock Safety cameras and other automatic license plate readers are becoming more common across North Carolina towns. Law enforcement agencies use them to identify vehicles, investigate crimes and track vehicle movements, but their use also raises important questions about privacy, accuracy, constitutional rights and potential misuse. Below are some of the most common legal questions surrounding Flock camera evidence and how it may affect criminal cases in North Carolina. Jason Wunsch, Founding Partner of the Law Offices of Wunsch and Cruz weighed in on the topic. What is the purpose of a Flock camera? It's purpose is to photograph vehicles and license...

13 August

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What to Bring to Your First Family Law Consultation

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Fuquay Divorce Lawyer Blog - What to bring to your consultation

Meeting with a family law attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming. Whether you are facing divorce, separation, child custody concerns, child support questions, or another family law matter, it is completely normal to feel unsure about what to say, what to bring, or what happens next. Many of us have been there. For individuals and families in Fuquay, the first consultation with a Fuquay divorce lawyer is an opportunity to get clarity. You do not need to have every answer before you meet with an attorney. In fact, that is one of the reasons the consultation matters. The goal...

24 July

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Should You Contact a Personal Injury Attorney After a Wreck If Insurance Is “Taking Care of Everything”?

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Blog about contacting personal injury attorney after wreck

It's one of the most common things people tell themselves after a car accident: "The insurance company is handling it, so I don't need a lawyer." It sounds reasonable. It's also one of the most costly assumptions a crash victim can make. If you've been in a wreck and an insurance adjuster has already called, sent paperwork, or promised a quick settlement, it's worth pausing before you sign anything. Here's why contacting a personal injury attorney after a wreck can matter even when, especially when, insurance seems to have things under control. The Law Offices of Wunsch and Cruz has attorneys...

10 July

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How Long Does a North Carolina Family Law Case Take?

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When a family law case begins in North Carolina, one of the first questions people ask is, “How long until I can divorce in NC?” Unfortunately, there is no single timeline that applies to every divorce, custody, child support, alimony, or property division case in Wake County. Some matters can be resolved through an agreement in a matter of weeks or months. Others may take close to a year, particularly when the parties disagree about children, finances, property, or support. Cases can take even longer when they involve complicated assets, repeated court hearings, discovery disputes, or crowded court calendars. North Carolina has...

23 June

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Ex Parte DVPO: What Is It and What Happens Next?

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Understanding Ex Parte DVPO and your options. When a Domestic Violence Protective Order is filed in North Carolina, the first step can happen very quickly. In some cases, a judge may enter what is called an ex parte DVPO before both sides have had the chance to appear in court. For someone seeking protection, that temporary order may provide immediate legal boundaries. For someone served with the order, it can feel sudden, confusing, and unfair. Either way, it is important to understand what an ex parte DVPO is, what it is not, and what happens next. If you are dealing with a...

09 June

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Fuquay Divorce Attorney: Why Local Matters

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Fuquay-Varina Divorce Attorney Blog Choose Local Fuquay-Varina Family Lawyer.

Why Choosing a Fuquay-Varina Divorce Attorney Has Benefits for You. Very few people enter marriage with the idea that it will end in a fight. Divorce is one of the most personal and stressful legal matters a person can face. It will affect your home, your finances, your children, your schedule, and your long-term future. When you are going through that kind of transition, choosing the right attorney matters. In this situation, many local residents start by searching online for a Fuquay-Varina divorce attorney because they want someone nearby who understands the local courts, local families, and the practical realities of divorce...

28 May

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When Custody Becomes Complicated, Why Experience Matters in High Conflict Cases

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Custody Lawyer in Fuquay-Varina, Divorce Laywer in Fuquay-Varina

Child custody cases are rarely easy. Even in situations where both parents want what is best for their children, emotions can run high, and disagreements can quickly become difficult to manage. In some situations, custody disputes become far more complex than a standard disagreement over schedules or visitation. These are the cases where having an experienced divorce lawyer in Fuquay-Varina can make a significant difference. Complex custody cases often involve issues such as allegations of abuse or neglect, substance abuse concerns, domestic violence protective orders, parental alienation, relocation disputes, or ongoing conflict between parents that makes cooperation difficult. In these situations,...

12 May

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Law Offices of Wunsch & Cruz Receives Four Best of Harnett County Nominations

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Best of Harnett County 4 nominations, Best Attorney, Best Paralegal, Best Law Firm, Best Law Firm Personal Injury

We are honored to share that the Law Offices of Wunsch & Cruz has been nominated in four categories for Best of Harnett County by The Daily Record. These nominations mean a great deal to our team because they reflect the trust and support of the community we are proud to serve every day. Our 2026 Best of Harnett County Nominations Best Attorney: Freddie Cruz Freddie Cruz has built a reputation for strong advocacy, steady guidance, and a commitment to helping clients through some of the most difficult moments in their lives. With experience in both criminal and civil matters, Freddie brings a thoughtful,...

07 May

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Can Dads Get Custody in Wake County?

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Can Dads get Custody Wake County? This blog answers a question about dads and custody in Wake County

Frequently Asked Questions: Can Dads Get Custody in Wake County? Yes, dads can get custody in Wake County. North Carolina custody law does not automatically favor mothers over fathers. In previous eras, it was an unwritten rule that women were favored in custody hearings. When a custody dispute goes before the Wake County court, the judge’s primary concern is what arrangement serves the best interests of the child. That means the court looks at the child’s needs, each parent’s ability to provide care, the stability of each home, the child’s relationship with each parent, and any other factor that affects...