Durham, NC
Estate planning Lawyer at Durham, NC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
I agree with Attorney Johnston. Your most reasonable, cost-effective approach would be to file an action in small claims. I would try to keep...
Generally, no. Tenants who are in good standing under an active, current lease, are entitled to quiet enjoyment and exclusive possession of the...
Not sure what the legal issue is, and what specifically you are trying to resolve. Is there a dispute between you and the cousin? What problem do...
I agree with Attorney Morelos. The facts as you have articulated them do justify asserting your concerns on this matter to the landlord. Whether...
My colleagues have provided good answers, but keep in mind North Carolina's elective share requirement for surviving spouses, in N.C.G.S. Chapter...
First, distinguish between what items are exclusively the former wife's, and which items were gifted to you as a couple, jointly. Any profits from...
Send one more letter to that attorney, advising him/her that you do not see a reasonable justification for contacting her, and that if the attorney...
In general terms, a contract requires mutual assent between the parties in order to be effective; mutual assent can be oral or written, and in NC,...
I agree with my colleagues on this one. To establish a right to the property, you would have to persuade the court that the deed execution before...
A formal lawsuit is not cost-effective in this situation, given the value of the chattel. As one of my colleagues has noted, show clear and...
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