What can we do to recover all of the work that he has been paid for but has no liscence to do? (we found out after )

You will likely have to sue the contractor. Without a licensing board to report him to, you don't have leverage that you otherwise would.

Vehicle repossession?

You likely have 3 options. First, you can cure the default and bring the auto loan back to current by paying all past due amounts. Second, you can...

Can I send a certified letter

If your deed was recorded in the Register of Deeds for your local county, you are the lawful owner. In which case, the attempt to transfer the home...

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Maintaining possession of the vehicle is a prerequisite for asserting a lien. There are lots of requirements for providing notice to the DMV and...

Can I get my money back for a car I purchased after the dealer told me it was nothing wrong with the car Transmission problems

Unfortunately, there is not a lemon law in North Carolina for used vehicles. However, if the dealer offered a warranty, it subjects the sale to the...

Generally, the corporate entity shields the individual from personal liability. Therefore, any property that is not owned by the corporation cannot...

Does NC have a cause of action for debt? If so, why isnt it just a breach if contract and called debt.

Yes, you can sue for debts owed. It's what every single financial institution in this state does (most of the time) when you fail to pay your debts...

What should i do if my roommate refuses to pay his part of utility?

Do you have your agreement in writing? It's not necessary to have it in writing, but it would be helpful in proving your agreement. If you really...

I am filling out paperwork for bankruptcy and trying to save my vehicle. I had it inspected but I don't have the title?

I used to work for a consumer bankruptcy attorney and in all likelihood you don't actually need to have the registration in hand tomorrow if you...

Per North Carolina General Statute 1-52.1, the statute of limitations on auto and installment loans, promissory notes, and credit cards is 3 years....