Durham, NC
Estate planning Lawyer at Durham, NC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
As the other attorneys commenting on this have said, you can still pursue the claim if the statute of limitations (most likely three years) has not...
Yes, there is severability here because there are three (3) distinct potential causes of civil action here: (1) the back rent, (2) eviction/summary...
The short answer is YES; you have the right to alienate (i.e., sell, lease, grant in bailment, loan, etc.) whatever real or personal property to...
You definitely need to sit down with an estate planning attorney and carefully sort the layers of this situation out. If I understand your...
Since this is an "unsecured" obligation, with no security interest granted in the underlying agreement, there is no lien to perfect by filing; as...
First, look at the memo line of the check or money order, and see what the tenant intended in tendering the payment. If the memo line is blank,...
For a periodic month-to-month tenancy in NC, the landlord must give the tenant a week's notice (i.e., seven calendar days) before requiring the...
Yes, most likely, you will need to hire a lawyer to help you sort this out. While your gesture to pay the plaintiff is commendable, it does not...
Based on your brief facts about the injuries and net settlement, I cannot accurately assess whether your attorney did anything improper. As for...
Obviously, this word is highly offensive and should not be tolerated in any work environment, but it is not defamatory, as tort law defines it. In...
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