My wife broke up with me/wants to divorce. What is my next move?
Read Attorney Morelos' advice very carefully, as it contains very useful general guidance. For specific steps, such as a possible separation...
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Estate planning Lawyer at Durham, NC
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Read Attorney Morelos' advice very carefully, as it contains very useful general guidance. For specific steps, such as a possible separation...
No, our state does not recognize common law marriage. Attorney Hatley's suggestion of counsel with respect to your personal or real property...
It depends. If the potential suit is for the same cause of action as before, the answer is no. This is called "claim preclusion," and this would...
It is a thoughtful question. Before you approach your boss, consult the Florida version of the rules of professional conduct. The general rule on...
You can attempt this on your own, but you could have much more peace of mind if you entrusted this matter into the hands of experienced counsel. ...
I agree with all prior counsel--Attorneys Isquith and Tencza from a general perspective, and Attorney Collins from a jurisdiction-specific (NC)...
Thank you for your question. Inquire at the Clerk of Superior Court, Estates Division, of whichever county in which your father had his domicile...
Certainly. Using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool, you can find lawyers in Durham, Raleigh, Creedmoor, Franklinton, Garner, Wake Forest, or any of the...
Maybe, but maybe not. The lawyer may have had some reason that occurred to him while he was sitting in the courtroom--or at least he might argue...
The party who did no business in, nor owns property in, nor has contacts with, North Carolina, is unlikely to be successfully sued in North...