Can a new owner of the house put you out when you already paid the rent in advance??

If you have the name of the person on the lease you can check with the tax office to see if that is who you leased the premises from. If it was...

Kicking someone out of my house

I agree - he is your subtenant and is entitled to rights if he has paid rent. You could try for a restraining order to remove him - domestic...

Real Estate Law. Would like to speak with a lawyer to understand laws about residential fences.

If he put a fence on your lot then you can force him to remove it. If you permit it to remain on your lot then adverse possession does not kick...

My wife and newly separated. My kids and I are still living in the house. Is there a way that I can buy the house from her?

Yes, she would have to sign a separation deed transferring the property to you and waiving her marital interest in the home.

What is a "deed of trust" in real estate matters? If three names are on the "deed of trust" and two are deceased, who owns prop

A deed of trust is a three party transaction whereby the grantor (beneficiary ) agrees to give the grantee (lender) a lien on the home in return...

What are the statutes of limitations in North Carolina on a real estate deed transaction? and awful biased judge?

If this was a final judgment on your case entered by the Court then you would have 30 days to appeal. If you entered into a mediated settlement...

Previous tenant did not pay water and gas and left.

Sometimes the city does not stop the service until the bill is not paid for a particular period or the new owner/tenant changes the service. You...

Will my business on a lifetime diary go away when my grandmother dies(she is the one who has the lifetime diary)

The lifetime rights expire at her death meaning whoever is the remainder interest - the person who inherited the land through her husband will own...

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Can my house, in NC, be sold to satisfy an out of state judgment with no equity in real property (bank liens).

You have 20 days from service of the document to claim exemptions. This would include equity in the house. If the title to the home is joint...

In a civil suit can a defendant file their reply to the court late? Given 30 days and files 7 days late? is it legal?

A reply is an answer to a counterclaim. An answer is a response to the complaint - a defendant has to answer the complaint within 30 days of...