The requirements for a divorce in North Carolina for a same-sex couple are the exact same as for a heterogeneous couple. One must have a 1) a valid...

It depends on what you mean by "divorce papers". If this is a separation agreement, it would likely be in your best interest to have the correct...

Assuming you have primary physical custody of your son through an order of the court, you would file a Motion to Modify, as her moving would create...

Since so much time has passed, do I still have the ability to pursue this.

Your best option is to contact (if possible) any former partners of the studio and request delivery of the photos. If they fail to respond, or...

My question is it possible to test for k2/spice? Does the DA have a case? And could we file for a wrongful death lawsuit?

1st: if the DA has a case against the driver who killed your father, they will likely move forward with prosecuting him. It would be best to...

What do I do to get these people to take their horrible equipment and leave us alone, no more payments?

I would suggest having an experienced contracts attorney review the contract and give you an opinion as to whether the water company has breached...

How do I remove my trustee for not being trustworthy, not informing us, and harming the beneficiaries? And the will is forged!!!

I agree with Attorney Lassiter, in that you should consult with an estate planning and estate administration attorney familiar with will...

I want to know is she entitled to anything after she abandoned me and the home four years ago and has never came back?

I would highly recommend consulting with an experienced divorce/family law attorney to protect your rights. As mentioned previously, all the...

What actions can i take at this time

Attorney Lassen is correct that North Carolina is a "one-party consent" state. This means that for the recording to be legal, one party to the...

Can I do anything to get my possessions back from him or compensation for the possessions since they are of large value?

It appears that you are likely entitled to recover possession of your property, NC General Statutes Section 42-25.9 is the relevant statute, which...