I live in Fayetteville NC, My Husband died and the house has both names on house, do I need to remove his name off house and car

If the house was owned under tenancy by the entirety (meaning the deed conveyed the property to you and your husband without any mention of joint...

Been mowing a lot for 6 years now can I take ownership

There is nothing problematic about this, assuming the seller is willing to convey the property to you free and clear of encumbrances that could...

Durable power of attorney?

I agree with Attorneys Straus and Minnick. The general (durable) power of attorney is no longer relevant because it terminated upon your mother's...

Im trying to figure out if my grandmother had a will?

First, check with the Clerk of Superior Court, Estates Division, in the county where your grandmother lived until her time of death, and ask if an...

If by "mailbox" you mean a mail receptacle governed by U.S. Postal Service regulations, yes, it is a federal crime to interfere with, or to place,...

Does an incorrect address make a medical power of attorney invalid??

I do not think there will be any problems, at least not based on this alone, in enforcing the instrument--whether by you or one of the agents you...

Will i be allowed to vacation outside of the country after my case was settled?

If you have a valid passport and have not been charged with a crime in the United States, I do not see how you would be legally prohibited from a...

I'm thinking about moving into another state, since my son is 18 years old now may I leave without him?

You can if your son is a legal, competent adult. If for some reason your son has special needs that in the past necessitated court-appointed...

How can I become owner of my mom secondary burial plot

I agree with Attorney Shields that purchasing the extra plot from your mother's estate is the most viable step based on what you related here. I...

Is there Liability to me because my name is on the deed with my brother

I agree with Attorney Feit's excellent and thoughtful response. You would not be personally liable for your brother's individual debts and...