Durham, NC
Estate planning Lawyer at Durham, NC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
It is possible, if you suffered damages and the breach was material in nature. I highly recommend that you consult with a local contracts or real...
I do not think this is legal, and as the others have said, the "father" might not actually be real. Your safest bet is not to participate in such...
Very possibly. It depends on the context--whether you are being charged with something similar now, or if you are applying for a certain kind of...
The process for you would be substantially the same as it would be for any tenant in North Carolina, disabled or not: rent would be due on the...
Based on what you have written only, it appears that Superior Court is the right division in which to bring this suit. However, to make sure your...
The vast majority of contracts do not require notarization in order to be valid; notarization merely confirms under oath that the person signing an...
You will have to file a small claims lawsuit for summary ejectment under Article 3 of N.C.G.S. Chapter 42. Your grounds for the suit would be...
Yes, as guarantor, you would be liable for the tenant's unpaid rent and fees in the event of the latter' default, even if you were not previously...
As unfair as it may seem, the landlord is within its rights not to renew your lease. It is different, however, if the landlord seeks to evict you...
As between you and your neighbor, you would be responsible for paying to have the fence moved, but if you bear all the costs, I think you would be...
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