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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.

09/30/2026

What should a will include in North Carolina? ⚖️ Your will can identify who receives your property, name an executor to manage your estate, and recommend who you would want to serve as guardian for your minor children.

It can also include specific gifts, instructions for what happens to the remainder of your estate, backup beneficiaries, and an alternate executor if your first choice cannot serve.

Proper signing and witnessing are extremely important because North Carolina has legal requirements for executing a valid will. 📜

Some assets, including certain life insurance policies and retirement accounts with named beneficiaries, usually transfer outside the will.

Contact Huggins Law to create a North Carolina estate plan that clearly documents your wishes.

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09/23/2026

What is the difference between bail and bond in North Carolina? ⚖️ After an arrest, a judge or magistrate may set conditions that must be met before someone can be released while their criminal case is pending.

An unsecured appearance bond generally does not require money up front, while a secured bond must be backed by approved security, such as cash, property, or a surety. A bail bondsman may also be able to help with certain secured bonds for a fee.

Whatever type of release is ordered, appearing at every required court date is extremely important. Missing court can result in bond forfeiture and additional legal problems. 🚔

If you or someone you know has been arrested in North Carolina, contact Huggins Law to understand the release conditions and what happens next.

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09/21/2026

Micah to some. Attorney Huggins to others. ⚖️
Just remember who to call when you need an attorney.

09/21/2026

Who inherits your property if you die without a will in North Carolina? 📜 When someone dies “intestate,” North Carolina law determines who receives property that passes through the estate.

Your spouse, children, parents, siblings, or other relatives may inherit depending on who survives you. The estate is not simply divided equally among everyone in the family. North Carolina has specific inheritance rules that determine who receives what.

Some assets with named beneficiaries may pass outside the estate, but without a will, you give up important control over who receives many of your assets and who you want managing your estate. ⚖️

Contact Huggins Law to create an estate plan that clearly documents your wishes.

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09/19/2026

Grateful for everyone who joined me at the gala last night. Your presence and support made an already special evening even more meaningful. Thank you for sharing the moment with me.

09/17/2026

Legal assistants can help with many things, but legal advice should come from an attorney. ⚖ Legal assistants assist. Attorneys advise. ✔

09/16/2026

You can always look for the cheapest option. But when you’re facing criminal charges, the quality of your representation matters. Experience, preparation, and having someone who understands how to protect your rights can make a meaningful difference in your case.

Don’t leave something this important to chance. Choose an attorney who will take your case seriously, explain your options, and fight to protect your rights.

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09/15/2026

Behind every strong law firm is a team that works together. ⚖️ From the front desk to the courtroom, every role matters. When we communicate, support one another, and work toward the same goal, we’re better equipped to serve our clients. Teamwork makes the difference.

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09/11/2026

Can you record the police in North Carolina? 📱 In many situations, recording police activity is protected by the First Amendment, but that does not give you the right to interfere with an officer, ignore lawful instructions, or create a safety problem.

Keep a reasonable distance, stay calm, and follow lawful commands while recording when it is safe to do so. North Carolina is also generally a one-party consent state for audio recordings when you are part of the conversation.

If an officer tells you to stop recording, do not physically resist. Remember what happened and speak with an attorney afterward. ⚖️

If you believe your rights were violated during a police encounter in North Carolina, contact Huggins Law.

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09/10/2026

How long does it take to get divorced in North Carolina? ⏳ In most cases, spouses must first live separate and apart for at least one year before filing for an absolute divorce.

At least one spouse must also have lived in North Carolina for six months before the divorce case is filed. Once the separation requirement is complete, one spouse can file a complaint and the other spouse must be properly served.

If the divorce is uncontested and the paperwork is handled correctly, the court portion may move relatively quickly. However, property division, alimony, child custody, and child support can make the overall process more complicated. ⚖️

If you are considering divorce in North Carolina, contact Huggins Law to understand the timeline and prepare for your next steps.

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826 N. Elm Street
Greensboro, NC
27401

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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