What can i do about the motion for the hearing.

Utilize the "Find a lawyer" feature to contact an experienced Chpt. 13 Bankruptcy attorney to review and handle this case. Bankruptcy is a very...

Will they file suit on me?

The lender can foreclose but it becomes a bit more burdensome due to the federal tax lien. The foreclose may wipe out the federal tax lien, but...

I would like to know what legal action I can take if she does this, as well as if this is grounds for termination for me?

I believe I posted on your other question regarding this matter. Speak with your school and be open and honest about the situation. Inform them of...

Do they have to cut branches that threaten my home and incur that cost? or can I cut them without their permission if I pay?

I agree with Attorney Faucher. Under the Real Estate Commission guidelines, your neighbor is only required to trim or remove the tree if it is...

Do these people have a legal case against me?

The most likely legal action would be a defamation suit. However, truth is an absolute defense to defamation. If she is not of the same faith as...

What is the North Carolina law as to when they can take my car?

I suggest you repost this with your location in Florida so that Florida Attorneys can weigh in. Generally, states have debt collections statutes...

Can I legally through the courts evict my nephew and his girlfriend out of the home since I have the letter of aminatration?

Do your nephew and his girlfriend have a lease agreement? How long have they lived in the home? Do they pay any rent? Have they failed to pay rent?...

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Can I use printed Facebook posts as evidence in court for a restraining order?

The Facebook posts/comments are what we call "statements by an opposing party" and they are admissible on that basis. However, the authenticity of...

Is it too late to get s corp taxation for 2016?

The default tax status for a single-member LLC is a "disregarded entity." This means that the entity is disregarded for tax purposes and the...

Under NC law, your wife has rights in the home under the intestacy and elective share statutes. So, she does not necessarily need to be on there....