Address: 5840 Faringdon Pl Suite B, Raleigh, NC 27609, USA
Phone: +19195218810
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Anthony Hunt
I had a great experience with Nicholas and his staff. Nicholas handled my case with professionalism from the beginning until the end. Nicholas and his staff were responsive, polite, knowledgeable, punctual, and supportive- I will definitely refer Nicholas to business associates and others that are seeking high quality legal representation.
Alice Kortor
Top notch quality all around.
Kellie Newsome
i needed an attorney that i could trust, one who could manage the dynamics of my case, and could do so with efficiency and promptness. North State law exceeded these expectations, remained professional during times when i struggled to do so - and had enough of a personal touch when i needed it the most. One of the best aspects of working with North State Law was how I was able to hand my case over to Nick and his team , and go about my day without worry. We had the successful outcome i hoped for. Thank you to all involved. i appreciate each one of you for keeping me safe.
Stephanie Schuttler
It has been a pleasure working with Nicholas. He made my entire divorce process easy and was always there when I had questions.
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I would warn that any information you give a professional licensing board at an informal hearing can, and will, be used at later hearings. Boards will say that informal hearings are used to try and resolve a dispute. In reality, many Board members will take the opportunity to ask questions that can garner answers by you that will be used against you later on in the adversarial process.
Yes, but you need to act quickly when responding to an initial notification letter sent from your professional license board or the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings. Typically, the deadline to request a formal contested hearing is fifteen days from when the letter is received by the professional license holder.
A disciplinary action by a professional licensing board or the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings can result in a suspension or revocation of your professional license. An action by a licensing board or the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings can prevent you from practicing your chosen profession.
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