My mother passed away without a will. We appointed an administrator but he didn't file the papers like he told us.

I am sorry to hear of the slow progress in administering your late mother's estate. I would consult with a local probate or fiduciary litigation...

Is there a limit as to how long a power of attorney last nite?

Durable powers of attorney, once properly executed, are valid until either the death or express revocation of the principal. If your fiancé is no...

I owe a payment of 200.00 for a ticket can I postponed it till the next day.

It is certainly worth looking into. In North Carolina, a person who pleads to a lesser charge, or the original charge, has at least twenty (20)...

This is a serious speeding charge, which could place your driver license in jeopardy, at least for a time, so hiring counsel is a must. Attorney...

Attorney Morelos' words of caution are well taken, although I agree with you that you are unlikely to be sued over this, given the very small...

What form do I use to respond to the court within 30 days after I got served papers that I have been sued.

I assume that based on your description of the lawsuit's subject matter that this is a state claim rather than a federal one; if that is so, and...

Filed a motion and its been 6months and i haven't heard back from the cpurts. What can i do?

Bureaucratic pressures within the court system are likely responsible for the delay; federal and state courts across the country have serious...

Where does a lawsuit have to be filed in North Carolina?

It depends. Where were you served? Does this lawsuit have anything to do with real property? I would consult with a litigation attorney who...

What kind of document do my husband and I need to prove that we own and are paying for half of a parcel of property?

This needs to be addressed by express language in a deed or will while your parents are still alive and mentally competent; in most, if not all...

For living wills versus standard wills, is there a comprehensive document to cover all will related issues.

While a "one stop shop" in estate planning does not exactly exist, the closest thing to what you are thinking of would probably be a revocable...