If your lease agreement reserved your right to seek attorney's fees and court costs in the event that you prevailed in a landlord-tenant case, yes,...

Yes, you can form an LLC in the United States. Most likely, the state where you live will be sufficient for the home forum in which you organize...

The corporation exists independent of you individually (i.e., its main legal purpose), so it would continue in legal existence after your death,...

As long as your corporate entity (e.g., LLC, corporation, etc.) is active and in good standing with at least one state as a domestic entity, you...

As my colleagues have noted, you cannot evict a co-owner of real estate from his/her home; you will need to negotiate a buyout of your ex-fiance's...

Generally, an LLC's primary office or business address should be a physical location where mail is capable of being delivered, and where a...

Yes. Landlords are authorized in North Carolina to retain part or all of the security deposit to cover nonpayment of rent or utilities otherwise...

Yes, this is permitted notice to terminate a periodic, month-to-month tenancy, and in fact, only seven days' notice is required under N.C.G.S....

Whatever civil claim that might have arisen from the facts you stated (contractually or in tort), the statute of limitations would have been three...

I agree with Attorney Harkess. First, there should be a written contract governing this, and if so, the terms of the contract control. For...