An attorney was told to correct a real estate deed error and failed to do so. Is that legal?

You can reform a deed or any transaction to reflect the parties original intentions if you can prove that there was a mutual mistake of the parties...

My aunt played attorney through an online site and set up a trust in NC involving real estate. How can we fix an obvious mess?

From what you've described you've got a pretty serious problem here. There are undoubtedly many facts that you haven't explained that could...

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How long does defense has to appeal a motion to dismiss that was denied by a judge?

The North Carolina rules of appellate procedure provide that you have 30 days to appeal after the judgment is entered and served upon you. The...

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I and my wife was trying to buy a home in Yadkin county . We put $ 20K down on this house to a realestate agent .

You have two separate problems here. The first is on the agreement. If you have a written agreement and you were not able to get a loan for the...

North Carolina - Tenants skipped out. What are my rights?

You have a number of questions here, and it seems some potential issues that lurk here may not be asked. Chapter 42 of the NC General Statutes...

Married for 1st time 3 months ago; seeking refinance 15 year mortgage. Does husband have to be on deed if not on mortgage?

I agree with Fred. Your spouse does not have to be on the Deed. There are reasons to consider adding your spouse to the title, but it is not...

Can a common area be converted to personal property in a failed, foreclosed development?

You've got a pretty complex question here. Any answer you get is going to be subject to having an attorney look at and examine the documents...

When four out of five partners want to sell commercial land at fair market value and one doesn't agree , can he stop it ?

Yes. The dissenting owner can stop the sale. There is little that can be done except to bring a partition proceeding to have the property divided...

You have a problem. Technically, you don't own the property. As a result, you can't convey/flip the property until this issue is resolved. No...

This is an interesting question, but one for which I don't think anyone can give you a definite opinion - and certainly not without learning a lot...