The judgment acts as a lien against the real property, so it cannot be sold with good title without it being satisfied out of closing. If nothing...

Can I take fence down that is on our property or do we need to file suit?

Either legal theory works (tearing the fence down vs. suing) so the question becomes which practical reality do you desire. Tearing down the fence...

In a personal injury lawsuit, can I lose a jointly titled home? What are some other consequences?

In the event that a judgment is entered against you in the lawsuit (which acts as a lien), then the home you own, the car you own, the savings...

You've asked a couple of questions, so let's take them one at a time. - Taxes: paying taxes on real property rarely has any effect on ownership...

What legal form to use?

Unfortunately, while there may be a form that you could use, it is highly recommended that you have an attorney do that work for you. To secure an...

How can I help my lawyer initially?

Honestly, speaking with the prospective attorney before arriving will go a long way towards making sure you have the right documentation. There...

As has been said, you need to pursue a partition proceeding to force a sale of the property. It is extremely unlikely that you would recover your...

Generally, a Power of Attorney would work. Here, you need to speak with the closing attorney who is handling the closing to see what they would...

Owner financing

Owner financing is fairly complicated, but I think your legal bill estimate may be slightly high. That said, this is definitely something you need...

Is full time offer contract that does not state "at will" for employee to leave still considered "at will" contract?

Generally, North Carolina is an at will employment state, meaning that the default position is at will. That said, if you have signed a contract...