Can you tell me why I'm getting a criminal summons a year after a communicating threats was dropped on me

Without being able to see the document it is hard to say exactly what you are facing. In North Carolina, a criminal summons is used as the...

As my colleagues have stated, your rights are largely going to depend on what you agreed to the in the lease (assuming there was one). Whether or...

How long do I have to request my security deposit back from my old landlord?

You should have either received your deposit back or received an accounting of damages from the landlord within 30 days of your vacating the property.

Am I responsible for giving landlord money to serve evication papers on me. If not can that just sit me out

You are initially not responsible for any money to serve eviction papers; however, should you end up going to court and losing, the landlord can...

Are there any good lawyers to help a dads fight for custody rights that are affordable?

In the Charlotte area there are lawyers that will do a good job advocating on your behalf in regards to your parental rights. From the facts you...

Are pre-paid legal services a good alternative for the less financially fortunate citizens who need legal representation?

Retainer agreements are standard in family law cases. These advance funds are held in an escrow account until they are earned by the attorney. If...

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I want to get visitation for my son his mom refuses what can I do

You should consult a local family law attorney. If there is no existing court order, both parents still have equal rights to the child. An...

Can i file for a seperation without my husband present?

In North Carolina you do not file for separation. To be granted a divorce in North Carolina, you must be separated from your spouse for 1 year and...

Do i really have to be seperated a year before i can get divorced?

Yes, you must be separated from your husband for 1 year before you can get divorced. In North Carolina, the parties must be physically separated...

Since you are 18 years old, you are the age of majority and can move out on your own as you parents are no longer legally responsible for you.