You can freely share the emails. She *could* sue you, but that doesn't mean she has a valid claim.

As my colleague mentioned, you may be able to craft your 1023 in such a manner that you can bring both organizations under one 501(c)(3). For...

How to answer a complaint in a civil case?

You must directly respond to each numbered paragraph. It is best to simply provide an answer for each paragraph instead of lumping everything...

Can county regulations override the NC Rules and require a separate storage area for pool chemicals for an older condominium?

County regulations can fill in "gaps" in the state regulations and statutes, but cannot contradict them. If the state law provides an exception for...

Where does a lawsuit have to be filed in North Carolina?

Unlike in federal court, being sued in the wrong venue in North Carolina state court only means that they will transfer your case to the proper...

Just need answers a little confused

I suggest you speak with a criminal defense attorney in your area. You will want to have counsel before you answer any of the investigators questions.

In NC--Divorce Order states we will sell the house. Ex&I emailed several times where he agreed to let me refi & buy him out.....

If he won't voluntarily allow you to refi and buy him out, then you will have to go back to court. There is currently an order in place requiring...

In NC is a vehicle title invalid if the vehicle isn't registered with the dmv within 28 days?

If the owner passed away, the vehicle would be the property of the decedent's estate. Generally, you must register and title your vehicle in NC...

How do I hold this person responsible for slander and alienation of affection between me and wife?

This does not rise to the level of slander as there appear to be no false statements of fact made, simply opinions. I also doubt that this rises to...

Voting Rights: do you have the right to vote if you do not have your name on the deed?

It appears that you must be the fee simple title holder (which means you own the property i.e. your name is on the deed to the home) to vote. If...