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• James L. Epperson was admitted to the Georgia Bar in 1991 and served in the U.S. Navy JAG Corps, including representing service personnel before Courts-Marital proceedings and negotiated the release of Navy members from foreign sovereigns in the Middle East. He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 1994 and has practiced before Federal and State Courts in civil and criminal actions in North Carolina and Georgia. He is certified in mediation and arbitration. James graduated from Appalachian State University and graduated from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia in 1991.

  Certifications

  Mediator, North Carolina, 1998

  Arbitrator, North Carolina, 1998

• North Carolina, 1994 Georgia, 1991 U.S. District Court Western District of North Carolina, 1995 U.S. District Court Southern District of Georgia, 1995 U.S. District Court Middle District of Georgia, 1995 U.S. Supreme Court, 1997

• Mercer University, Walter F. George School of Law, Macon, Georgia, 1991J.D. Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, 1987B.S.Major: Communications

• As the founding attorney of Epperson Law PLLC, I work with clients every day who face a range of family law issues. I see the stress these legal matters inflict on families and how difficult it is for everyone involved. As a result, I take my legal responsibility to my clients very seriously.

  My practice is guided by a commitment to helping clients achieve favorable results in an efficient manner. When you work with my Weddington, North Carolina, law firm you will receive:

  Experienced legal advocacy: Having worked as an attorney in Union County and Mecklenburg County for more than 20 years, I am in a valuable position to advise my clients on any number of family law issues, regardless of complexity. I know what strategies work and when to leverage them. Backed by a strong track record of successful outcomes, I truly understand how to use the law to my clients' benefit.

  Honest and practical advice: When you work with my law firm, I will provide you with honest and practical advice. Sometimes that means I may not tell you what you had hoped to hear, but it will always be the truth and in your best interests. I find that when my clients are fully informed of their position, they are better equipped to make informed legal decisions about their futures.

  Direct access to your attorney: For many family law attorneys, the workday stops at 5 p.m. If you have a question after hours, you will have to wait to receive an answer, sometimes days or even weeks. When you work with my law firm, I operate on your time. I understand that issues in family law are extremely important to my clients. I am available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to address your concerns. If I am not immediately available, I am prompt to respond.

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How would I find out IF a person had power of attorney or not? I searched at the courthouse but it is not recorded there. I suspect if power of attorney was obtained, it was illegal. The person who relinquished power of attorney, is illiterate. She could not read OR understand what she was signing.. WHO would have to show it to me? I can't ask the person who I suspect. I want to bring charges against her/him..

I would say start with the standard release, then modify it for your conditions. You probably want to include that "defamatory, humiliating or libelous uses are specifically prohibited". Perhaps "modifications for use in images containing nudity or other offensive materiel are prohibited". . You can write anything in to the release that you and the photographer agree to as long as it is legal, but in requiring the photographer to get separate permission from you to use an image, it in effect is not a release anymore. You may have trouble getting a serious photographer to agree to that. A beginner might, but using a beginner is less likely to get you good photos, and more likely for you to have the kind of problems you are trying to avoid.

I'm recently divorced and will be changing the home phone and internet into my name. Our cell phones are also billed on the same bill. (Home phone and internet is AT&T. Cell phones are Cingular) My ex-husband signed up for a 2 year contract last August and I don't want to continue it. My question is are they going to try and charge me for early cancellation even though it is in my ex-husband's name? I really only want a home phone and internet connection, but do not want to take a chance on getting charged for something my husband purchased. I will be calling the phone company within the next two days, but would like to know if anyone knows my rights regarding the billing. Any help is greatly appreciated!!.

Urgent (10 points pls help). Format of application for transfer of name of bonds?

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you can look at the professor. At work, I can't imagine sending out a handwritten memo to 50 people. How would I get it to them? Scan it and put it into email? ooookay, that would make the whole office's day to download that attachment. Even if I were writing a personal letter, I'd probably type it. It allows me to edit and improve on the letter. The drafting processes is much more cumbersome when you hand write something. I don't think I'd bother to read a hand written photocopied Christmas newsletter slipped into a card. Unless someone is a professional calligrapher, it's just not that pretty.

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