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Estate planning isn't only about what happens after you're gone. It's also about making sure there is a plan in place if...
09/02/2026

Estate planning isn't only about what happens after you're gone. It's also about making sure there is a plan in place if you're still here but unable to handle certain matters yourself.

A power of attorney can allow someone you trust to step in and act on your behalf when needed. Without the proper documents in place, handling financial, property, or other important matters may become much more complicated.

Planning ahead means making these decisions while they're still yours to make.
If you have questions about powers of attorney or creating a more complete estate plan, contact our team to discuss your options.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

08/31/2026

Not your custody day? That doesn’t necessarily mean you have to miss your child’s school events or extracurricular activities.

Typically, a parent may still attend these activities even when the child is with the other parent, unless a court order specifically prevents them from doing so.

Because custody orders and individual circumstances can vary, it’s important to understand exactly what your order allows.

If you have questions about your custody agreement or parental rights, contact our team to discuss your situation.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

08/29/2026

We’ve been advised not to comment at this time. 😂

All we’ll say is… the documentary is going to need more than one season.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

Attorney Tim Cannady recently spoke with WCNC Charlotte after a 3-year-old child was found unattended in a Lowell neighb...
08/28/2026

Attorney Tim Cannady recently spoke with WCNC Charlotte after a 3-year-old child was found unattended in a Lowell neighborhood early Sunday morning.

As Cannady explained, situations involving an unattended child can result in a Department of Social Services investigation and, depending on the circumstances, may also be reviewed for potential criminal charges. Investigators look at the full situation, including who was responsible for the child’s care, what safety measures were in place, and whether the incident appears isolated or signals an ongoing concern.

Thankfully, the child was found safely and reunited with a parent. The investigation remains active, and no charges have been reported at this time. The full WCNC Charlotte segment can be found here: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/local/3-year-old-found-wandering-lowell-neighborhood-overnight/275-cad6f9de-287a-4042-bec5-8c99c4ce5b39?tbref=hp

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

08/24/2026

Forming an LLC can help protect you from personal liability, but that protection isn’t automatic or absolute.

How you operate your business matters. For example, when owners informally loan personal property or assets to their LLC without properly documenting the arrangement, it can potentially blur the distinction between the individual and the business.

Taking steps to maintain that separation, including properly documenting transactions between yourself and your LLC, can be an important part of protecting yourself from future liability.

If you have questions about your LLC, potential liability, or how your business is structured, contact our team to discuss your specific situation.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

Estate planning isn’t just about what happens someday. It’s about making important decisions now so the people you care ...
08/22/2026

Estate planning isn’t just about what happens someday. It’s about making important decisions now so the people you care about aren’t left trying to make them for you later.

From wills and powers of attorney to planning for how your assets will be handled, having the right documents in place can provide clarity for both you and your family.

If creating or updating your estate plan has been sitting on your to-do list, our team is here to help you take the next step.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

08/21/2026

It’s a common misconception that you only have to crack your window during a traffic stop.

In North Carolina, if an officer asks you to roll your window down during a traffic stop, you need to comply. Refusing to do so could potentially result in additional legal issues, including under North Carolina’s resist, delay, and obstruct statute.

If you have questions about your rights following a traffic stop, contact our team to discuss your situation.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

Not every important conversation with law enforcement happens in an interrogation room.Something said casually or in pas...
08/18/2026

Not every important conversation with law enforcement happens in an interrogation room.

Something said casually or in passing may still become relevant later, which is why it's important to be mindful of what you say during an investigation.

If you're unsure about your rights or whether you should answer questions, speak with an attorney.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

08/17/2026

Strong evidence is evidence that can be supported, documented, and backed up.

Depending on the case, that may include medical records, recorded witness statements, videos, photographs, or witness testimony at trial.

Having documentation to support the evidence in your case can make a meaningful difference.

If you have questions about a legal matter and the evidence that may be relevant to your case, contact our team to discuss your options.

Leitner, Bragg & Griffin
(704) 271-9805

This is not legal advice; you should consult your attorney for specific legal advice.

Partner Timothy Cannady was recently featured on WCNC Charlotte, providing legal insight into the decision by Mecklenbur...
08/14/2026

Partner Timothy Cannady was recently featured on WCNC Charlotte, providing legal insight into the decision by Mecklenburg County prosecutors to seek the death penalty against one of the defendants charged in connection with the death of 6-year-old Dominique Moody.

As Tim explained, a Rule 24 hearing is a required procedural step when prosecutors are considering the death penalty in a first-degree murder case. In making that decision, prosecutors may consider a number of factors, including the circumstances surrounding the alleged crime, the relationship between the defendant and victim, and whether the allegations involve an isolated incident or a pattern of conduct.

Our sincerest condolences are with Dominique’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.

The full WCNC Charlotte segment can be found here: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/local/prosecutors-to-seek-death-penalty-for-dominique-moody-death-suspect/275-719a3aa3-3564-4e5c-a34f-ef5a5f82aed6

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