Am I reading this correctly, the nc. g.s. states that affidavits must be received two days before msj hearing date.

To comply with Rule 56(c), 5 and 6 you must get the opposing affidavit to the other party at least two business days prior to the SJ hearing. The...

Do I need a lawyer?

Please contact the NC Real Estate Commission for more guidance on how a realtor can loan you money to improve your listing, which is completely...

It just came to me with all the things I have been working on, that after the motions and papers are filed and the day arrives

Motion litigation in North Carolina is even painful for the experienced. Each county and each judge have their own methods for working through a...

Do I need a public defender??

Get a local attorney to get you a reduced charge and goto court for you if you cannot go. Otherwise you can request a continuance. Best of Luck!

Can I make "her" leave?

If they are both on the title, they both have an interest in the home. If he puts her out, she has an action to recover her portion of any equity...

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Under the new lease-option rules in NC, it states that the seller must record the lease-option contract at the county's register

They are in breach of contract - if there is a time is of the essence clause attached. If you go and get the option, you can record it yourself at...

In NC the officer can testify to his impression of whether you were speeding or not without radar evidence. Unless you can show that you were not...

The Plaintiff's attorney files for a summary judgment hearing and then waits 5 1/2 months to request a calendar date

You can calendar thier motion yourself if you are ready. Go ahead and do it if you have filed any necessary affidavits. Watch out ofr any 12b6...

How do I stop an HOA eviction?

The least expensive way is to cure any defect by paying any owed sums or show that there was payment and that this action was a mistake. If you...

Litigation: what do I file to stop a motion to continue a set date for a motion to compel discovery

I appealed this exact problem. You can use some of the following case argument to support your position that a continuance is in the best interest...