Triad Law Group

09/02/2026

Meet the Team: Lynn Gullett ⚖️

We'd like you to meet Lynn Gullett; and if you're facing a criminal, DWI, traffic, or family law matter, she's someone you want in your corner.

Lynn represents clients in criminal defense, DWI, and traffic cases, as well as domestic violence, custody, and family law matters. People often come to her during some of the most stressful moments of their lives, and her approach is simple: help you understand exactly what you're facing, what to expect, and what your options are, every step of the way.

Few attorneys bring the perspective Lynn does. She earned her undergraduate degree from Catawba College and her law degree from Campbell University, and she's been licensed in North Carolina since 1988. Lynn is a retired Superior Court judge whose career includes more than sixteen years as an Assistant District Attorney and eight years as a District Court judge, and she's also a certified Superior Court mediator through the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission. In other words, Lynn has seen these cases from the prosecution table and from the bench, and she puts that experience to work for you.

Outside the office, Lynn has a heart for animals. She and her husband volunteer with Piedmont Animal Rescue and have fostered more than 100 dogs over the years. 🐾

Have a matter you'd like to talk through? Reach out, Lynn and our team are here to help.

Legal guidance for every part of life.

09/01/2026

Have You Been Putting Off Your Estate Plan? 🖊️

You're not alone. Estate planning is one of those things that's easy to keep pushing to "someday" but having a plan in place is one of the most caring things you can do for the people you love.

A good estate plan does far more than decide who gets what. It can:

✅ Make sure your wishes are actually honored
✅ Spare your family stress, delays, and unnecessary expense
✅ Name who would make decisions for you if you couldn't
✅ Protect minor children or a loved one with special needs

And you don't have to figure it out alone. Firm founder Sarah Young has spent years guiding Triad families through the process with clarity and confidence, no confusing legalese, just straightforward advice tailored to your family.

Ready to get started? We're offering complimentary 60-minute consultations so you can sit down with us, ask your questions, and find out exactly what your family needs. No pressure, no obligation, just answers.

📞 Call or message us to reserve your free consult. Offices in Clemmons, Mocksville, and High Point.

Legal guidance for every part of life.

09/01/2026

🎙️⚖️ NEW EPISODE ALERT: Motion to Spill ⚖️🎙️

Have you ever told someone you work in law and suddenly become their free attorney for the next 30 minutes?

In our newest episode, Sarah and Meghan dive into the petty, bizarre, and wildly inappropriate legal questions people love to ask the moment they find out what we do for a living. Whether it's a baby shower, backyard cookout, tennis match, or standing in line at the grocery store, somehow the legal hypotheticals always find a way to come out.

🤣 We talk about: 🌳 Neighbor disputes over trees and fences
🎥 Secret recordings
🏠 Contractor disasters
📸 Embarrassing photos posted online
⚖️ Why "Can I pick your brain?" makes attorneys cringe
📋 The assumptions people make about paralegals
🚔 The difference between what's legal, what's stupid, and what could actually get you charged with a felony

Tim joins us from the producer chair as our unofficial third co-host and faithful witness to all the chaos.

This episode is funny, relatable, a little unhinged, and packed with the exact kind of legal drama that inspired Motion to Spill in the first place.

🎧 Give it a listen and let us know: What's the strangest legal question you've ever heard someone ask?

📩 Have a question or story for a future episode? Send it to [email protected]

Recorded at Such-N-Such Media Studios in Winston-Salem. Produced by Tim Beeman.

Podcast Episode · Motion To Spill · September 1 · 44m

08/31/2026

Meet the Team: Sarah Young ⚖️

Say hello to Sarah Young — the founder and owner of Triad Law Group!

Sarah earned her undergraduate degree from UNC-Chapel Hill and her law degree from Wake Forest University. She built this firm on a simple idea: that good legal help should feel approachable, not intimidating. What began as the Law Office of Sarah Young, PLLC has grown into Triad Law Group, with offices in Clemmons, Mocksville, and High Point and a team of five attorneys who bring more than 90 years of combined experience to the table.

Whether you're planning your estate, closing on a home, launching a business, working through a family matter, or protecting a loved one with special needs, Sarah and her team are here for it all. "Legal guidance for every part of life" isn't just a tagline for her, it's how she practices.

A proud Davie County resident, Sarah lives there with her husband and daughter, plus one more member of the team you might just meet in our lobby: Silas, her goldendoodle, who comes to work with her every day! 🐾 When she's not at the office, you'll find Sarah in the kitchen (she's an avid cook who loves to entertain), out on the golf course, traveling, or behind the mic co-hosting the firm's podcast, Motion to Spill.

Stop by, give us a call, or send a message, we'd love to help.

08/25/2026

"I'll do it later."

It's the most common estate planning mistake we see. Not a bad decision... just no decision at all.

Here's the hard truth: none of us know when "later" runs out. And the people who pay the price for an unfinished estate plan aren't the ones who put it off; it's the family they leave behind.

We've seen it play out too many times:
💔 A young parent dies without a will and a judge decides who raises the children
💸 A family spends months and thousands of dollars in probate court because there was no plan
👨‍👩‍👧 Siblings who haven't spoken in years are forced to make decisions together in the worst moment of their lives
🏠 A house sits in limbo because no one has legal authority to handle it

None of that has to happen. A basic estate plan, will, power of attorney, healthcare directive, can be done in two appointments.

Stop waiting for the right time. The right time is now.
📞 336-698-3113 | triadlawgroupnc.com

08/24/2026

Assault charges in North Carolina; there's more than one kind, and the differences matter.

"Assault" covers a wider range of conduct than most people realize under NC law. Here's a basic breakdown:

👊 Simple assault: the most basic form; no physical contact is even required in some cases. A Class 2 misdemeanor.
⚠️ Assault and battery: when physical contact actually occurs
🏥 Assault inflicting serious injury: when the victim suffers significant physical harm. Elevated to a Class A1 misdemeanor or felony depending on circumstances.
🔫 Assault with a deadly weapon: serious felony territory, especially if serious injury or intent to kill is involved
👮 Assault on a government official or law enforcement: enhanced charges and penalties
👶 Assault on a child or female: specific classifications under NC law with their own penalties

The facts of what happened, and what can be proven, matter enormously in assault cases.

If you're facing an assault charge, call us before you say anything to anyone.
📞 336-698-3113 | triadlawgroupnc.com

08/24/2026

🎉 Please Join Us in Welcoming Raven Ash to Triad Law Group! 🎉

Today is Raven's first day, and we couldn't be more excited to have him join our team!

Raven is an experienced Real Estate Attorney who has been practicing law since 2018, helping buyers, sellers, lenders, investors, and families navigate real estate transactions with confidence. His knowledge and dedication to client service make him a fantastic addition to our growing firm.

In addition to his real estate practice, Raven also assists clients with basic estate planning, helping individuals and families take important steps to protect their futures.

As Triad Law Group continues to expand, we're proud to add another talented attorney to our team and strengthen the services we provide throughout our community.

Please help us give Raven a warm welcome to the Triad Law Group family! 🎊

08/23/2026

What is a deed... and why does it matter which type you get?

A deed is the legal document that transfers ownership of real property from one person to another. But not all deeds offer the same level of protection, and knowing the difference can save you from a serious headache.

Here are the most common types in NC:

🛡️ General Warranty Deed: the gold standard. The seller warrants that the title is clear all the way back through the entire chain of ownership. This is what buyers should expect in a standard home purchase.

📋 Special Warranty Deed: the seller only warrants against title defects that arose during their ownership, not before. Common in commercial transactions and foreclosure sales.

⚠️ Quitclaim Deed: transfers whatever interest the grantor has, but with zero warranties. No promises about title at all. Used between family members or in divorce situations, not in arm's length sales.

🏛️ Trustee's Deed: used when property is transferred out of a trust.

If you're buying a home and the seller is offering anything less than a general warranty deed, that's a conversation worth having before closing.

Questions about your transaction? We're here.
📞 336-698-3113 | triadlawgroupnc.com

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08/22/2026

Back to school season is here... and the Triad is buzzing. 🎒

If you're a parent watching your kids head back to school this week, we see you. It's a lot. The schedules, the supplies, the emotions; and somehow the summer went even faster than last year.

As things shift into fall mode, it's a natural time to think about the legal to-do's that kept getting pushed to "after summer."

The will you've been meaning to make.
The LLC you've been meaning to form.
The estate plan you've been meaning to review.

Fall is one of our busiest seasons, families getting their affairs in order before the holidays, business owners closing out Q3, real estate transactions wrapping up before year end.

We're ready for it. Are you?

📍 Clemmons | Mocksville | High Point (by appt)
📞 336-698-3113
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08/21/2026

Your business partner is great. You still need a buy-sell agreement.

A buy-sell agreement is essentially a prenup for your business partnership. It governs what happens to a partner's ownership interest when a triggering event occurs; and you want this documented long before you ever need it.

Triggering events typically include:
💀 Death of a partner
🏥 Disability or incapacity
🚪 A partner wanting to leave the business
⚖️ Divorce of a partner (do you want your partner's ex as a co-owner?)
💸 Bankruptcy or financial trouble
🤝 A partner being bought out

The agreement sets the terms: who can buy, at what price, and how it's funded, often through life insurance on the partners.

Without one, you could end up in business with someone's surviving spouse, estranged family member, or a court-appointed trustee.

If you have a business partner and no buy-sell agreement, this is the conversation to have.
📞 336-698-3113 | triadlawgroupnc.com