Can an attorney create an agreement stating that you can't talk to a list of people?

It depends on what type of document it is to which you are referring. What you describe might be appropriate if the document is a settlement...

Does the government compensate in eminent domain situations?

Yes, you have a constitutional right to "just compensation" when a local, state or federal government entity takes part or all of your land in an...

How do you make home ownership info non-public? Want to avoid it popping up on WWW from County register.

While there are steps that you can take to minimize public exposure of your real property ownership (such as conveying to an LLC or revocable trust...

Retain local corporate or real estate litigation counsel as soon as possible, so that the developer can be sufficiently challenged based on the lot...

How can I get a legal interpretation of a HOA covenant/restriction?

Retain local counsel who is well versed in both North Carolina corporate and real estate law to study the issue closely--examining the Declaration,...

In a deposition, can you ask questions that are not included in the four corners of the complaint?

Good question. Read your state's rules of civil procedure (especially pertaining to discovery, for purposes of your concern here), as well as the...

Can I proceed with a solar panel project that has Architectural Review Board approval but President of HOA board says no?

While a consultation with a lawyer who handles HOA corporate governance matters would be needed in order for you to receive the most accurate...

Can I sue a homeowner who owns the house where I was attacked??

I agree with Attorney Love. Assuming that the owner/landlord was not a party to the attacks against you, and did not contribute towards this...

I started an LLC last yr I need to add my wife to it?

I strongly recommend that you hire a local business lawyer to help you prepare a proper LLC operating agreement for you and your wife to ratify by...

When suing under civil rights theories of law, the state or other jurisdiction in which the actionable conduct occurred usually provides the...

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