Huggins Law Firm

Huggins Law Firm We don’t just defend cases — we see the whole person. Attorney Micah E. In law school, Mr.

Huggins is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, and is authorized to practice law in the State of North Carolina by the North Carolina State Bar. As a child, when asked what he wanted to be when he grew older, Attorney Huggins confidently stated that he wanted to be a lawyer. As he grew and developed, so did his drive and desire to help other people via the

judicial system and due process of law. Huggins’s personal drive translated to a work ethic which aided him in learning skills that help him succeed in and out of the courtroom on a daily basis. Attorney Huggins is dedicated to his clientele and has served in various capacities including, civil rights cases, business law, and Public Defense. Due to his honest and earnest efforts to make a positive impact on his community, Attorney Huggins has become one of the premier criminal defense attorneys in the Piedmont Triad area. His experiences in serving a diverse range of clients make Attorney Huggins worthy of handling your legal matters.

09/03/2026

Nothing feels better than knowing your clients trust you enough to recommend you to the people they care about. ⚖️❤️ To everyone who has trusted us enough to send someone our way, thank you.

09/02/2026

Your sign to stop waiting and get the legal help you deserve. ⚖️ Whether you’re facing a DWI, criminal charge or family law matter, Huggins Law Firm is here to help. 📲

09/01/2026

Respectfully… we’re gonna walk away from that one. 😬

08/31/2026

What happens if you die without a will in North Carolina? 📜 When someone dies without a valid will, they are considered to have died “intestate,” and North Carolina law determines who inherits property that passes through the estate.

Your spouse, children, parents, or other relatives may inherit depending on your family situation. The court process may also require an administrator to handle the estate, pay valid debts and expenses, and distribute what remains.

Without a will, you lose an important opportunity to decide who should receive certain property and who you want handling your estate. ⚖️

Contact Huggins Law to make sure your wishes are clearly documented.

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08/27/2026

Can child support be changed in North Carolina? ⚖️ A major change in income, custody, or your child’s needs may provide a reason to ask the court for a modification—but your payment does not automatically change when your circumstances do.

There is also an important three-year rule. If your order has been in place for at least three years and applying the current guidelines would change the amount by 15% or more, the court may presume that a substantial change has occurred.

Until a new amount is approved, do not assume your existing obligation has changed.

If your financial or family situation has changed, contact Huggins Law to understand whether a child support modification may be appropriate.

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08/27/2026

If you’re innocent, talking to the police may feel like the fastest way to clear your name—but saying too much can create problems you never expected. 🚔

A nervous answer, small mistake, or innocent detail can be misunderstood or compared against evidence you have not seen. If police want to question you about a criminal investigation, you have important rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney.

Being innocent does not mean you have to prove your innocence during an interrogation. ⚖️

If police want to question you about a criminal case in North Carolina, contact Huggins Law before making a statement.

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08/26/2026

What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony in North Carolina? ⚖️ Both are criminal charges, but the potential consequences can be very different.

North Carolina misdemeanors range from Class 3 to Class A1, while felonies range from Class I to Class A. Your possible punishment can depend on the specific charge, your prior criminal record, and the facts surrounding the case.

Even a misdemeanor can mean jail, fines, probation, and a criminal record. A felony can carry much more serious and long-term consequences.

If you have been charged with a crime in North Carolina, contact Huggins Law to understand what you are facing and what options may be available.

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08/13/2026

You never know what kind of call you’re going to get when you work in criminal defense ☎️
A simple question? A complicated situation? Someone needing help ASAP? You just pick up the phone and hope you’re ready. ⚖️

08/11/2026

Can North Carolina take your license before you are convicted of DWI? Yes. An alcohol test at or above the legal limit—or refusing chemical testing—may trigger an immediate civil revocation for at least 30 days. 🚔
A DWI conviction can bring additional consequences. A first conviction normally results in a one-year license revocation, while certain repeat offenses may lead to a four-year or permanent revocation. Refusing testing can also trigger a separate one-year DMV revocation.
Some drivers may qualify for a limited driving privilege for essential needs, but the requirements depend on the circumstances.
Contact Huggins Law to protect your driving privileges and understand your next steps.

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826 N. Elm Street
Greensboro, NC
27401

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