The short answer is yes; being incarcerated does not prohibit one from inheriting or owning property, although as a practical matter, this poses...

The instrument used for the purpose you describe is a life estate deed, but for your own sake, and that of your intended beneficiary, please hire...

Unfortunately, the answer is no. In North Carolina, all civil filings and judgments are public record, and are not subject to expungement, under...

Yes, you have standing to initiate a partition proceeding, although you need to discuss with a real estate or probate litigator whether doing so is...

While not all "businesses" have registered agents, all corporate entities (i.e., LLCs, corporations, professional practices, etc.) are required to...

I agree with Attorney Coleman. Unfortunately, North Carolina law currently does not offer you the option of expunging past eviction filings or...

Each estate is legally distinct, and responsible for its own assets, liabilities and heirs/beneficiaries. You need to consult with a local probate...

With sufficient notice, the life tenant can evict any occupant who is not a co-owner. Depending on the facts bearing upon how long the non-owner...

Unfortunately, at this point, it is too late to stop the eviction process, if the Writ of Possession has been issued. Unless you can persuade the...

Yes, you will need a real estate lawyer local to the property's situs to draft an appropriate deed instrument from yourselves to your LLC; beware,...