Motion to Dismiss and Motion for Summary Judgement?

In civil litigation generally, you move to dismiss first, since that is a defensive strategy that comes up early in the litigation, when the...

If repairing a house with life time rights is too expensive can you build a new one in its place?

You ask a very good question. Allow me to make a few general points that might better inform your perspective on how to go forward: generally...

How can we sell this property, when a second person is on the title, who has had no contact with us for over a year?

Reach out to one of the local firms in Goldsboro that has a real estate lawyer, and have him/her do a search for the mother-in-law's address. The...

What form do I need to change something on the deed to my house? Also, where do I send the form?

Consult with a Guilford County real property lawyer, and describe your reasons behind changing the legal relationship as co-owners of the parcel. ...

Interrogatories, Requests for Admissions, and Requests for the Production of Documents are treated as separate, distinct discovery tools under the...

What can I do to resolve the issue below? Can a bank policy override state law?

This does seem strange. If the account(s) had designated beneficiaries on them, an official death certificate should be sufficient, along with...

My interpretation of N.C.G.S. § 1C-1604(a) and (b) is that the exemption from the creditor's attachment remains in place as long as you, the...

Executor of the Estate proof, If there an official document that I should have after becoming executor of the estate?

If you are an executor appointed under a will, you should have Letters Testamentary from the Clerk of Superior Court, to which an official seal...

It depends on the range of consequences allowed under state law with respect to contempt. Generally speaking, without reference to any specific...

Is it best to Threaten a Lawsuit First, or Just Serve them with a Lawsuit First?

It really depends on the prospective defendant. If you think a demand letter threatening a lawsuit, yet offering terms on which to fairly settle,...