How long after writ of possession - North Carolina
The clerk of court will not issue a Writ of Possession until ten days after the notice was given to you. The deed will also have to have been...
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The clerk of court will not issue a Writ of Possession until ten days after the notice was given to you. The deed will also have to have been...
Your daughter is facing North Carolina charges, therefore NC would have issued a warrant that SC picked her up on. Other than the extradition...
It depends on what the hearing is about. If they filed a complaint to renew the judgment and the hearing is for default judgment, you probably...
In addition to what the other attorneys have said, an option for you is to send a certified check with something in the memo line to the effect of...
Foreclosure is a very complicated process and I recommend you speak with an attorney. That being said, in general you should receive one to two...
In most situations a person's mortgage will become a debt against that person's estate but not the individual heirs. In other words, it may...
There are many different types of partnerships so it would be almost impossible to tell you exactly what kind of partnership to form. Instead, I...
This will depend primarily upon the language in the contract (listing agreement). If the contract says it is contingent or "conditioned" upon your...
A judgment in NC acts as a lien automatically against any real estate the Defendant owns in the county of the judgment. There is no separate filing...
The short answer is yes, you can sue. A verbal agreement is still a contract for most purposes in North Carolina (the biggest exception being real...