Is the Contract for Deed recorded? If it has not been, then you may be able to have the owner execute the Deed straight to you. If it has been...

You ability to cut off access to the money (move it to another account by POA where you are the sole person authorized to draw) depends on whether...

A Temp Emer Cust. Order was req. & signed @ 30 days, mediation in a few days & i didn't rebut the details, does it matter now?

You need to go to a family law attorney (one who deals heavily with custody matters) and consult with him or her as soon as possible. There may be...

Can a homeowner sue me, my corporation (and now new corporation and partnership) if my contract was with the builder, not them?

It's impossible to say that you will not get sued. I can say that if you are a sub-contractor whose contract is with the GC and not the...

There are things you can do. If you can prove you paid the money for the car and paid for repairs over the years, you may be able to sue for...

Can my father kick me out without notice?

They can lock you out without notice. You are not a tenant because you don't pay rent. Instead you live there permissibly, and when permission is...

What is the monetary limit for filing a small claims suit in Onslow County, NC?

$10,000. That amount is jurisdictional, and it is the same throughout the state regardless of your county. However, if the responsibility to...

If a man dies without a Will or designation of an Estate Executor, by Law, to whom would the Executorship fall?

North Carolina has a statute that deals with the order for appointment of a personal representative for the deceased. It goes spouse, then any...

Do I need a lawyer for small claims court

Under the Landlord-Tenant Act, the landlord is required to inform you of the Bank who holds the security deposit. They then must provide you an...

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Can we get sued over a bite, after we have given our dog away?

No liability for a dog bite that occurs after you have given up ownership to another person. It then becomes the new owner's problem. As long as...