Unfortunately, the presumption in NC is that the transfer was a "gift to the marriage," so you will need to overcome that presumption. Not an easy...

I've changed your question to real estate as the power of attorney you mention does not appear to be relevant to your question. At this point, the...

From what you stated, it sounds like you have a timing problem. You stated that you have only known that your driveway is, at least partially, on...

The phrasing of your question is inherently biased, so what I will say is that if ex-wife has reason to believe Dad should be paying for child...

I agree with Mr. Love. If your father has passed, your power of attorney has expired. Your sister, as the executor of your father's estate, must...

No, he cannot. A court must find that it is in the child's best interests for dad's parental rights to be terminated. Allowing dad to avoid...

In NC, marriages solemnized by a person "ordained" by the ULC are voidable, not void. So, your husband would need to litigate the matter in NC to...

A power of attorney does not cover that specific issue. He needs to speak with his attorney.

Generally speaking, in NC, if an inspection would have/should have discovered the issue, then even if the seller knew and did not disclose it, the...

North Carolina has some peculiar rules with respect to agreeing to child support in a Separation Agreement and subsequently filing an action for...