What should I do?
To answer your question of what should you do, it very much depends upon the nature of the documents you signed at closing. At this point, you...
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To answer your question of what should you do, it very much depends upon the nature of the documents you signed at closing. At this point, you...
If you're company has been incorporated (meaning, you have registered it with the NC Secretary of State) then yes, you need to have a lawyer draw...
Assuming he will not refund you the money, you can sue him in small claims court for a return of those funds for breach of contract (you can have...
I agree with the previous attorney's answers here. One unanswered question is that your neighbor "somehow" obtained the land for the fence from...
It would depend upon the nature of the representation. If you paid a "flat fee," meaning that you paid your lawyer one fee for the entire legal...
A lease is likely your easiest (and cheapest) fix to this. As for avoiding tax consequences, one way to avoid rental income might be to put terms...
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This sounds more like a probate problem than a register of deeds problem. Check the estate file at the courthouse where your mother's estate was...
As has been said, this is an unusual set of circumstances that you have laid out. Your best first step may be contacting the attorney that you...
This is a family law question more than it is real estate. I've changed the practice area so that you can get an answer from an attorney familiar...
Assuming when you say "here" you mean North Carolina, there is a chance that you may have lien rights you could exercise against the company. ...