Can an adult legally change their last name in North Carolina with totallylegal.com?

No. You have to file a name change petition with the clerk of superior court in the county in which you live. There are background checks,...

How do I sale a piece of property that is in both my name and my ex husband's name who is now deceased?

It depends. Did he have a will? Has the estate been opened? You need to talk to a local estate administration attorney.

Can we get a title in our name to a vehicle with no title?

The owner can apply for a duplicate title. The information is here: https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/vehicle/title/replacement/

Sell the car. Or if he's unable to do so, you'd need to petition the court to have him declared incompetent and ask to become his guardian. From...

How do you go about getting an annulment in NC?

You are very unlikely to qualify for an annulment. You'll have to get a divorce. You must live separate and apart for at least one year and one...

How would I go about terminating a parents rights?

Yes you need to hire an attorney. Your odds of success here are significantly lower if you attempt these proceedings pro se. If mom won't sign...

Can my daughters father legally take her out of the state?

Is there a custody order in place? If so, he can do whatever the order says that he can do. If not, it's a more complicated answer. Is she...

What do I need to do for my boyfriend to adopt my children?

You need to consult with a local family law attorney for assistance. Adoptions go wrong all the time because of improper paperwork and improperly...

There isn't a custody agreement and I have had primary, the other parent wants to take 3 year old out of state on vacation?

Until there is a custody order in place you aren't obligated to let the other parent have the child at all. That having been said, most judges...

Can my ex husband get emergency custody since I sent a notification to relocate?

Was the ex parte order granted? If you threatened to leave the state of North Carolina or did remove the child from the state for the purpose of...