Nc leagal laws for lanlord issues

You should have a written lease with your landlord. The written lease will determine how and when the rent can be raised. If you do not have a...

Judgement from credit company on recently separated husband. Can they take my care if it (title) is only in my name?

If the car title is only in your name, the car cannot be taken to satisfy a judgment of your husband. The separation has no bearing on this....

What steps to take after internal collection notice sent and client only pays a portion

You should likely not cash the check if it contains a notation of "payment in full" or something similar. There are additional requirements for...

What to do about a bad roof installed

You can sue the roofer for breach of contract. It may also depend on what your contact says if you have a written contract with the roofer. If the...

In North Carolina when you receive a default judgement can the plaintiff garnish your wages?

No. Wages cannot be garnished for this type of debt collection in North Carolina. The judgment attaches to real property on the day the judgment is...

How does adds on motion works?

Motions by either party can be heard on the same day and at the same scheduled time. Simply because you file a motion first, it doesn't mean that...

What does this Notice specifically mean?

A dismissal with prejudice means that the action cannot be refiled at any time. However, dismissals aren't generally filed with respect to motions,...

Are non competes enforced in NC? I'm being asked to sign one that is so broad- not sure if I should be worried or relieved.

Yes, non-competes are enforceable in North Carolina, but it is a case by case basis depending on the facts and the language of the non-compete. If...

It is likely that you have a claim for fraud, but you should contact an attorney immediately to discuss your options. You should also make notes of...

Will I have a chance if I take this company to court?

The answer requires some additional information and review of any documentation that you may have. The short answer is that yes, you can sue them....