Real estate agent revealed potential conflict of interest at closing. What should I do?

From a technical standpoint, it looks like you could have a claim for fraud against the agent, given that she represented one thing to you at the...

What recourse do I have in the following situation:

Hi Cathy, This is a complex situation involving a number of issues that you'll need an attorney to look at. Assuming you did sign the lease...

What to do if years later my god daughter goes to a psychiatrist and they convince her that she's had a repressed memory

As noted, you're going to have to hit back hard with a defamation lawsuit. It's probably going to be expensive and time consuming, though, and...

I agree with the prior response. It depends upon whether or not you qualify for an exemption from the overtime laws. Exemptions are partially...

How long after I tell a person to take his stuff off my property can I keep it?

It's a complicated answer, and you'll want to have a consult with an attorney about this, but I believe there are storage lien laws in North...

What is the best option for our family? My husband is a combat disabled vet our Dream home has turned home of nightmares. HELP

As a general rule, issues are supposed to be spotted by the buyer prior to closing--that's why you hire a certified inspector before purchasing a...

Health insurance does not want to pay bill

I agree with the prior response. You need to talk to a local attorney. Also, those appeals can often come with short deadlines, and if you don't...

I worked for 15 days While the man was out of town at 3 location's he has came back and still hasn't paid me. What do i need to

Was this an employment relationship with an agreed rate of compensation? If so, you may have a claim for unpaid wages under state and federal law....

Getting to the bottom of your question requires analyzing your lease agreement to determine what the obligations are. Commercial leases often span...

What is the statute of limitations for elder law?

Generally, for most matters in North Carolina, the statute of limitations is going to be three years; however, there are lots of exceptions to...