Will my non-compete be enforceable?

Non-compete agreements are strictly construed by North Carolina courts, and unless they are worded very clearly, courts disfavor them. To get an...

Landlord removed forest and began new construction two weeks after lease - quiet enjoyment rights?

North Carolina requires that landlords provide you with a guarantee of "quiet enjoyment" of your property. From what you describe, it sounds like...

Can same sex get divorced in NC?

Yes you can! Our firm specialized in divorce and the same-sex issues that come along with it in North Carolina. For example, we hosted a panel...

I need to make a living will and a regular will. Do the forms that one can purchase meet all legal requirements?

While you can buy forms online, you have no real assurances that the forms are enforceable under NC law, or that the forms provide you all the...

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Can I due for defamation and libel?

I have a niche practice in the wedding industry, and I handle these types of cases all the time. Often times, a letter from an attorney demanding...

Have been under a 50 c order in North Carolina due to a neighbor from hell.

Because you have already hired a lawyer, I recommend that you ask your counsel this question.

Evictions in North Carolina. Tenant didnt sign lease and retained the original copy supplied to them.

I'm currently representing a property owner in this exact situation. I recommend that you immediately seek the advice of counsel. There are many...

I had a home fire and I am in over my head, I feel that I am being pushed around by my insurance company and taken advantage of.

I would be more than happy to discuss this situation with you and outline the different options you may have going forward. I've helped numerous...

Am I justified to break the lease?

Just from your description, this does not sound legal under NC law. But to be certain, I would need to review the lease you signed with your...

While the eviction process may be one method for forcing the person to leave, simply calling the Sheriff's Office may be another. To evict someone...