Reposting for a North Carolina lawyer to answer--Tax foreclosure for property tax and responsible party for farmland in NC

Regardless of the mental status of your mother, ad valorem taxes must be paid or the county will foreclose. It does not matter that your mother's...

What should I do if i am 17 w/o license, recently in car accident?

Claiming that you stole the car may expose you liability for insurance fraud as well as criminal liability. IF I had to talk, I would tell the...

Contesting will

This is a very complicated fact pattern, and I have no doubt there are facts omitted intentionally or inadvertently that will profoundly affect the...

I would ask my attorney those questions.

How do I become executor of my husband's estate? He left no will. His name alone is on the mortgage account. What should I do?

You will need to report to the Clerk of Court's office in the county where he resided at the time of his death and open an estate and apply to be...

I want to sell 2.10 acres of land in Duplin County in Kenansville, NC and would like to know how to go about it.

There are probably some unresolved Estate Administration issues with your mother and father's estates that will have to be dealt with before you...

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My house is in mine and my mother's names, but the loan is in hers only. If she passes, what does the bank do about the loan?

It depends on the particular lending institution. Some will allow the heirs to continue to make payments, and as long as the loan remains current...

My mom is wanting to do a will. Does the online will work or will it be best to go through a lawyer?

Internet wills often cause serious problems for heirs after parents are gone. The problem is you get a document but no counsel. Sit down with...

If you have a recorded deed of trust that has verbiage for the fixture filing do you still need to do a separate County UCC?

Some attorneys in the past would file one at Sec of State's office and one at the registry. Filing one financing statement at the SOS's office will...

Our lawyer would not include no contest clause in will because we live in North Carolina.

I assume your question is whether your lawyer advised you correctly. The answer is yes. No contest clauses are not enforceable in NC.