Can I sue a man if he has called my wife for the past nine months repeatedly?

Your wife may take out a warrant for harassing and annoying phone calls. She may be able to file for a Civil No-Contact Order if she does not want...

When I was 8 months pregnant my son's biological father went to prison, can he have rights 2 years later?

I would add that you may want to file for custody and chlid support. Once the biological father is served with papers, your attorney and his...

Can a former employer contact my current employer about past conduct?

I do not see a problem with a former employer contacting your current employer. If you are an employee at will, meaning you have no contract of...

First, you must determine whether the bedroom set was a gift. Are there any witnesses to the gift? Did your parents allow you to take possession of...

You can file a motion to amend under Rule 15 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure. You may also file a motion for postseparation support...

Is it legal to deprive a NC nursing home resident of food and water until they die even without a terminal illness diagnosis?

This treatment sounds outrageous to me. Shocks the conscience of the average person. You need to file a wrongful death complaint if death occurred....

Can my sister adopt my child and the both of us share legal rights to her?With her and I being 'parents'. Dad isn't in picture..

Absolutely not. North Carolina law is very clear that adoption creates a substitution of families. That would mean you would have to consent to...

My ex is not telling me anything about our baby, what can i do about it

If the baby has not yet been born, you need to see a lawyer and determine how you can protect your rights as a parent. The mother may relinquish...

NC. Married 18yrs, separated 6 years My wife is requesting post separation support/alimony.

The court has the authority to set postseparation support (PSS) and alimony where appropriate to achieve fairness. The real question here is...

My parents have legal guardianship of my 14 yr old son. They have signed him over to foster care & I want custody.

If the child is in foster care it sounds to me like there must still be an active juvenile case. If so, that would prevent you from filing motions...

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