Charlotte, NC
Litigation Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Litigation, Debt Collection, Business
As a general rule, in order to file in small claims court, you must file in the county in which the defendant lives. See N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7A‑211...
In my opinion, you need to hire an attorney as soon as possible. If you were rear-ended, liability is probably not an issue. Therefore, you...
Yes, if the defendants have admitted an allegation in their pleadings, it is a binding "judicial admission." That issue, at least, is no longer in...
It sounds to me like the woman who sold you the insurance misrepresented the facts to you, whether intentionally (fraud) or negligently (negligent...
There are a number of strategic reasons why you can and should raise all defenses to which you are or may be entitled. The most basic reason to...
Given your description, it sounds to me as though you might prefer just to partition the property. Generally, an action relating to an interest in...
Based on your question, I assume you already have this form: http://www.nccourts.org/forms/Documents/927.pdf. If and when a judgment is entered...
North Carolina's fair debt collections practices act is broader in some ways than the federal act. For instance, the North Carolina act defines...
From your description of your landlord's behavior, it sounds like he may be violating the law. Under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75‑52, debt collectors...
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