Do I need to go through a lawyer for a valid durable power of attorney?

At the very least, show your printed document to an estate planning or elder law attorney to review before you execute it in the presence of a...

No, I would make an inquiry with the Clerk at the courthouse where the matter is pending, and seek clarification. Most likely the next available...

What alternative are there when a successor or second appeal is denied, by U.S. Court of Appeal?

Most likely, no, unless you can show new/additional grounds for reconsideration.

Should I hire a lawyer or utilize small claims court for false advertisement ?

If the amount of legal damages is relatively small, then of course small claims would be the most appropriate venue in which to sue. However, you...

Can someone sue the city for financial hardship?

This is very vague, and is not suggestive of any viable lawsuit against the municipality in question. While public entity liability can be...

What affirmative defenses apply to civil court cases?

This is a fairly broad question since hundreds of claims fall under "civil court cases," but if you want an authoritative list of affirmative...

Is there an appeals process when the court has denied my request to be co-administrator of an estate to which I am an heir?

Yes, under N.C.G.S. § 1-301.3(c), you can appeal the Clerk's decision to the Superior Court Division in the same county where the Clerk has...

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Can i be evicted for being for being late on my rent

The answer is yes, provided the landlord gives you a five-day grace period in which to pay, and then sends you a ten-day notice letter following...

What can I do if my landlord has changed the locks on my house without notice and I still have property in the house?

I think the landlord acted improperly since you have not been officially evicted yet, and the landlord has not yet obtained a Writ of Possession...

I wasn't read my right when I was arrested, can the charges of my dui me dropped or does it help me.

Contrary to widespread public perception, the rights enumerated in Miranda v. Arizona narrowly apply to situations where there is a "custodial...