Please meet with a local estate planning or elder law attorney as soon as possible. Based on your posting, it is not entirely clear to me whether...

"Disposition" refers to the final decision of the court--i.e., how the court "disposed" of the case before it. Depending on the facts of the case,...

Can my landlord evict me without going to court?

What your landlord is proposing to do is illegal; self-help evictions are not allowed under N.C.G.S. Chapter 42, and Article 3 of that chapter...

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I was written up and I disagreed

This would depend on the HR protocols in place in your organization, but generally yes, if you request a copy of a write-up or incident report, you...

How can I communicate in a way that satisfies judge/court legally ?

Assuming that you perfected service through the process server in accordance with Rule 4 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, the onus...

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How do I take my deceased spouse off the deed of my house, Do I need something, need attorney?

If you are now the sole owner of the property, based on a previous tenancy-by-the-entirety or joint-tenants-with-rights-of-survivorship...

"Remanded" in procedural parlance means that upon review or appeal, a case was sent back to the original arbiter (usually a trial court, but in...

In our constitutional framework, there is no such thing as a "sovereign citizen." The people of the United States and the several states are...

Are these situations still illegal?

Since you live in Georgia, Georgia state law as it applies to the regulation of tattoo parlors and services would apply. If state law requires...

If 2 of 3 property owners wish to sell a house in NC and the third individual refuses, what is the determination.

First, allow the facts to work themselves out when your mother actually passes away; until that time, I would emphasize more her still being here,...