Renter evicted ? How long do you have to file a small claims ? 1 : 2 years?
Under North Carolina law (specifically, N.C.G.S. § 1-52(1)), you have three years from the date of the breach to sue the defaulting tenant. As you...
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Under North Carolina law (specifically, N.C.G.S. § 1-52(1)), you have three years from the date of the breach to sue the defaulting tenant. As you...
No, based on these facts. The creditor can only go after assets in your name, or any others who are jointly listed on the judgment lien. Should...
This is most likely legal, though actually, the best practice for an apartment complex is to make sure that a maintenance technician who works for...
"Reverse and remand" means two things: first, the appellate court reversed the judgment of the trial court, so the latter's decision no longer...
The Clerk's office can confirm this if you call. If this is a civil litigation matter, the Clerk's office in many counties can even send you a...
You should file in North Carolina, and most likely in Mecklenburg County, as Attorney Killian mentioned. Retain local litigation or family law...
This is a tricky determination. It is entirely possible that elderly persons in the beginning stages of dementia, Alzheimer's and other cognitive...
Set up an appointment with a local estate planning lawyer, and ask whether a will or a trust would best meet your estate planning goals, whether...
You can certainly disinherit your blood relatives if you wish to do so in a will. It would be helpful to your lawyer to know what your particular...
See a business/LLC lawyer as soon as you can, and take with you a copy of your LLC operating agreement, if you have one in writing. The operating...