I have a protection order against my roommate in North Carolina. Do I have to give a 30 day notice?
Yes, you need to provide 30 days notice to be removed from the lease. You may want to simply meet your landlord to discuss the situation and maybe...
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Yes, you need to provide 30 days notice to be removed from the lease. You may want to simply meet your landlord to discuss the situation and maybe...
As Mr. Love stated, in North Carolina an employer doesn't necessarily need grounds to terminate you. Thus, if they want to fire you they can. If...
As Mr. Love said, you need to provide more information. What exactly is going on here? Are you being discriminated against?
Check the following link concerning NC parenting coordinating law.
The courts oversee parent coordinators. Qualified persons may seek to be included on a court list of parenting coordinators. It doesn't sound like...
As long as you've given her personal notice and waited a sufficient amount of time for her to retrieve her belongings, you should be able to move...
Yes, you can make a custody agreement out of court. The agreement, however, would be enforceable in contract law, not contempt since it wouldn't be...
Yes, you may put such a clause into a custody agreement. I would seek a consultation with a family law attorney in your area to go over the...
Yes, if there has been a substantial change of circumstances that cause the child's father to be unable to provide for the child, you may seek a...
It sounds like you have a lot going on here. If you are planning to sue for discrimination, there are certain rules and time limits that apply. I'm...