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What We Practice

What Makes The Difference?

Looking for a lawyer can be a lot like looking for a doctor. It's sometimes necessary — because of discomfort that won't go away without help — but it can be expensive, intimidating or even frightening. It's normal to be wary about the cost of enlisting a lawyer's help. It's also perfectly normal to feel uneasy about entrusting your legal problem to a virtual stranger. When you're facing divorce, you suddenly become aware of all the property you have accumulated. Your property interests may include:

  • The family home
  • Bank accounts
  • Retirement accounts
  • Ownership in a family business
  • Any number of other assets

 

How can you protect what you've worked so hard to build?

I understand the importance of your financial stability during this difficult transition.

I will listen, understand your goals and vigorously pursue a timely and practical resolution.

 

Equitable Distribution — What Does It Mean?

In North Carolina, the court follows an equitable distribution standard for the division of property and debts. This means marital assets are divided in a manner that the court feels is fair — which may not necessarily mean equal. The court considers several factors to determine what is equitable(fair):

  • Age and health of both spouses
  • Financial situation of both spouses, including any income or active support obligations
  • Contributions to the marriage, including contributions to homemaking or to the other spouse's employability
  • Actions by one spouse to preserve wealth or waste assets
  • Alimony or spousal maintenance determinations
  • We Seek Cost-Effective Solutions That Avoid Animosity
  • Whether representing your interests in negotiations or coaching you through divorce mediation, I commit to resolving property disputes as efficiently as possible without the added emotional and financial strain of trial. However, I will not hesitate to take your case to court if that makes more sense to obtain a fair division of property.

 

Learn More About How I Can Help

If you have questions about how to deal with property in a divorce or how North Carolina community property division laws will apply in your situation, we invite you to discuss your situation and concerns with me. Call our office in 336-626-5297 to schedule your appointment.

DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW

Criminal Law/Traffic Violations

Facing DWI Charges? Facing a Criminal Charge For A Traffic Violation?

 

Even a misdemeanor criminal charge or a traffic violation can carry serious consequences - including fines and the possibility of jail time. Unfortunately, it's hard to make a smart decision about how to respond to traffic violations or misdemeanor criminal charges without understanding the risks and possible penalties involved.

 

I can help you navigate the charges. I understand that everyone makes mistakes, but I do not believe in sugarcoating the truth. I will explain your rights during criminal justice proceedings, and I will provide advice about the most likely outcome of your case.

 

Criminal Defense Lawyers Who Understand Risk Analysis

I understand the intricacies of North Carolina criminal law, including how traffic violations affect your driving record. We know what to look for when evaluating the evidence and identifying grounds for dismissal or reduction of the charges.

 

For example, in some cases it's practical to negotiate a satisfactory plea agreement for a client. Sometimes, a reduction in the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor is the best possible result. Other times, a criminal trial may be a client's best option.

 

As a criminal defense lawyer, I will aggressively fight for the best possible outcome - every time. I will have detailed conversations with you about the advantages and disadvantages of choosing a certain response to criminal traffic violations or other criminal charges.

 

Whether you decide to fight the charges at trial or accept a favorable resolution, you can rely on me to help you make informed decisions.

 

We Handle Misdemeanor and Felony Traffic Violations

Our law firm provides criminal defense for a variety of misdemeanor and felony traffic violations, including:

  • Speeding and reckless driving
  • Driving without a license
  • Failure to stop
  • Driving without insurance
  • Driving under the influence
  • Minor drug offenses like marijuana possession
  • Underage drinking
  • Failure to appear in court (bench warrants)
  • Don't Wait To Get Legal Help

 

The sooner you involve a lawyer, the better your chances of fighting the charges against you.

cIVIL laW

We are experienced in General Civil Litigation, including civil liberties, torts, creditor harassment, and property disputes.

Personal Injury

Do you have a personal injury? I can help with wrongful death, car accidents, slip and fall injuries, dog bites, truck accidents, nursing home abuse, workers’ compensation, and other cases.

Disability

Applying for Social Security Disability can be very difficult. By having a lawyer it increases your chances at winning benefits.

WARRANTY & QUICK CLAIM {DEEDS}

A warranty deed contains a guarantee that the grantor has legal title and rights to the real estate. A quitclaim deed offers little to no protection to the grantee. ... Warranty deeds ensure that the grantor has the right to sell the property, and guarantees that there are no liens or encumbrances against the land.

Wills

We work with clients, tax advisors and financial consultants to help you create the perfect will.

Jason G. Goins Attorney At Law

167 East Salisbury Street Asheboro NC 27203 | 336-626-5297 | Fax 336-625-2352

  • Family Law

    What Makes The Difference?

     

    Looking for a lawyer can be a lot like looking for a doctor. It's sometimes necessary — because of discomfort that won't go away without help — but it can be expensive, intimidating or even frightening. It's normal to be wary about the cost of enlisting a lawyer's help. It's also perfectly normal to feel uneasy about entrusting your legal problem to a virtual stranger. When you're facing divorce, you suddenly become aware of all the property you have accumulated. Your property interests may include:

     

    • The family home
    • Bank accounts
    • Retirement accounts
    • Ownership in a family business
    • Any number of other assets

     

     

    How can you protect what you've worked so hard to build?

     

    I understand the importance of your financial stability during this difficult transition.

     

    I will listen, understand your goals and vigorously pursue a timely and practical resolution.

     

     Equitable Distribution — What Does It Mean?

     

    In North Carolina, the court follows an equitable distribution standard for the division of property and debts. This means marital assets are divided in a manner that the court feels is fair — which may not necessarily mean equal. The court considers several factors to determine what is equitable(fair):

     

    • Age and health of both spouses
    • Financial situation of both spouses, including any income or active support obligations
    • Contributions to the marriage, including contributions to homemaking or to the other spouse's employability
    • Actions by one spouse to preserve wealth or waste assets
    • Alimony or spousal maintenance determinations
    • We Seek Cost-Effective Solutions That Avoid Animosity
    • Whether representing your interests in negotiations or coaching you through divorce mediation, I commit to resolving property disputes as efficiently as possible without the added emotional and financial strain of trial. However, I will not hesitate to take your case to court if that makes more sense to obtain a fair division of property.

     

     Learn More About How I Can Help

     

    If you have questions about how to deal with property in a divorce or how North Carolina community property division laws will apply in your situation, we invite you to discuss your situation and concerns with me. Call our office in 336-626-5297 to schedule your appointment.

     

     

     

  • Criminal Law/Traffic Violations

    Even a misdemeanor criminal charge or a traffic violation can carry serious consequences - including fines and the possibility of jail time. Unfortunately, it's hard to make a smart decision about how to respond to traffic violations or misdemeanor criminal charges without understanding the risks and possible penalties involved.

     

     I can help you navigate the charges. I understand that everyone makes mistakes, but I do not believe in sugarcoating the truth. I will explain your rights during criminal justice proceedings, and I will provide advice about the most likely outcome of your case.

     

     Criminal Defense Lawyers Who Understand Risk Analysis

     

    I understand the intricacies of North Carolina criminal law, including how traffic violations affect your driving record. We know what to look for when evaluating the evidence and identifying grounds for dismissal or reduction of the charges.

     

     

    For example, in some cases it's practical to negotiate a satisfactory plea agreement for a client. Sometimes, a reduction in the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor is the best possible result. Other times, a criminal trial may be a client's best option.

     

     As a criminal defense lawyer, I will aggressively fight for the best possible outcome - every time. I will have detailed conversations with you about the advantages and disadvantages of choosing a certain response to criminal traffic violations or other criminal charges.

     

    Whether you decide to fight the charges at trial or accept a favorable resolution, you can rely on me to help you make informed decisions.

     

    We Handle Misdemeanor and Felony Traffic Violations

     

    Our law firm provides criminal defense for a variety of misdemeanor and felony traffic violations, including:

     

    •     Speeding and reckless driving
    •     Driving without a license
    •     Failure to stop
    •     Driving without insurance
    •     Driving under the influence
    •     Minor drug offenses like marijuana possession
    •     Underage drinking
    •     Failure to appear in court (bench warrants)
    •     Don't Wait To Get Legal Help

     

     The sooner you involve a lawyer, the better your chances of fighting the charges against you.

     

  • Civil LAw

    We are experienced in General Civil Litigation, including civil liberties, torts, creditor harassment, and property disputes.

  • Personal Injury

    Do you have a personal injury? I can help with wrongful death, car accidents, slip and fall injuries, dog bites, truck accidents, nursing home abuse, workers’ compensation, and other cases.

  • Disability

    Applying for Social Security Disability can be very difficult. By having a lawyer it increases your chances at winning benefits.

  • WARRANTY & QUICK CLAIM {DEEDS}

    A warranty deed contains a guarantee that the grantor has legal title and rights to the real estate. A quitclaim deed offers little to no protection to the grantee. ... Warranty deeds ensure that the grantor has the right to sell the property, and guarantees that there are no liens or encumbrances against the land.

  • Will

    We worth with clients, tax advisors and financial consultants to help you create the  perfect will.