Is their any possible way to get a drug related felony exponged. After completing the requirments due to your sentencing

Sorry. Felony convictions cannot be expunged in North Carolina.

Can the homeowners association fine me for not pressure washing my house

The answer to your question will generally depend on the language and restrictions of the restrictive covenants on your property and the authority...

In 2005, I payed a man 30,000 dollars for 100 X Box 360 video game consoles. He refunded 11,000 and never delivered the product.

The short answer is that you need to file a summons and complaint in District Court. Of course, the form of the complaint, the elements to allege,...

We paid a computer person (contractor) to buy equpiment, he took the money and never gave us the computer what can we do?

The fact that he lied about the status of the order suggests he may have intentionally taken your money for his own purposes, and that would...

I was arrested on a outstanding warrant for a wothless check from back in the year.

As long as the State doesn't seek to introduce any of the statements you made while in custody, the lack of Miranda rights is irrelevant. The...

There is no grace period implied in North Carolina law across the board on contracts, but it may have been a standard feature in the Dish Network...

My employee wants to file a lawsuit towards my office, but she was the one who quit without notice. Does she have a case?

You are right not to release the paycheck without written consent from your former employee and a photo ID from the recipient. Disgruntled...

There is no Statute of Limitations issue here. In NC, generally, a warrant is recalled after 120 days and returned to the issuing Clerk of Court...

How do I file a lawsuit against my former employer and subpeona phone records?

Contact a local attorney well-versed in Employment law. Set up a consultation in person or by phone and explain your situation. If you have a...

Is a spouse responsible for the other spouses credit card debt after they die, if the credit card is in the deceased name only?

Ms. Ware is correct. You are not liable in NC for a debt that you have not assumed, simply because it was in your deceased spouse's name. On...