I SAVED MY MOM'S PROPERTY BY MY DISABILITY STATUS AT HER PASSING...DOES THIS OVERRIDE HER WILL?

A signed, notarized and recorded deed into your name would in most cases take the property out of your mom's estate entirely, meaning its all yours...

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Who can be excutor of a will

You should contact an experienced NC probate attorney to clarify the situation. No one can say here without reviewing the will, etc. Who serves...

I believe that you are referring to a "life tenancy"... which would be the right to occupy the home (without wasting/damage) for as long as you are...

I live in a subdivision that has covenants but do not have a HOA in place.

Consult an experienced NC real estate litigator...you might be able to privately enforce the restrictions, however you will almost certainly need...

Im buying a truck off of an 86 year old man and he lost the title but I have a bill of sale. is there any way I can use that?

I don't think you could get a bill of sale notarized at this point, because the notary needs to witness the signature before they can stamp it....

It is my understanding that a felony conviction would prevent you from being issued a real estate license, but you should check with the NC...

I had a computer business in pa but I moved & my business to nc about a year ago. Can a costumer sue me in sm claims

The answer would depend on whether the applicable statue of limitations has expired on a PA action. You should consult with an experienced PA...

Can a creditor renew a case for collections against a corporation president personally after a case has been completed over 7 yr

Consult a local attorney for advice about the particulars of your situation. As a general matter, shareholders and managers are not liable for the...

Can I re title a deed/property post death (today), to a Trust?

You will first need to administer your sister's estate, which may involve paying off medicaid debt. Consult with a NC probate attorney for advice...

You should speak with an attorney in NC to review your situation; that said, and without having seen any of the documents of which you were...