NC Estate Question
You should speak with a probate attorney in North Carolina to discuss. In fact, the executor would likely be better served in hiring an attorney...
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You should speak with a probate attorney in North Carolina to discuss. In fact, the executor would likely be better served in hiring an attorney...
You will need to go through a guardianship proceeding. It should be relatively simple. Contact an estates attorney or guardianship attorney in...
You can't actually challenge the will until your father passes away. That being said, your stepmother's actions are indicative of other problems...
In NC, you can re-file a complaint that was dismissed without prejudice within 1 year of the dismissal, and it will relate back to the earlier...
I agree with Mr. Blum as to NC law. Also, while some states require that both parties to a conversation have notice that the conversation is being...
I'm very sorry to hear about the complications relating to your hip. Based on the information you provided, you may have a medical malpractice...
Yes - the statute of limitations certainly has not expired, so you could still sue. It is unclear if you have already sued, or hired an attorney,...
not if you parents/guardian don't want you to. You could always seek emancipation, but you are probably better off to just wait until you are 18.
You should check with your attorney. Your attorney may have already received the check and is just waiting for it to clear so disbursements can be...
You should refer to your fee agreement that you entered into when you retained your current lawyer. There should be language there that gives you...