I gave the car to my son, an he let the insurance lapse an I would want it back before something happens
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
If the car is titled and registered in your name, and your son has taken it without your permission and allowed the insurance to lapse, the proper steps are to:
1. Attempt to contact your son and request that he return the vehicle immediately. Explain the legal and financial risks of... View More 
The car in question sustained water damage in New Orleans Louisiana. Allstate declared it a total loss. The state of Louisiana says the car was crushed, but apparently somebody lied to the state. The car was not crushed and sold at an auction. It was then sent to a dealership in KY where the... View More
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answered on Mar 3, 2024
In North Carolina, obtaining a salvage or rebuilt title for a vehicle that has been declared a total loss and has a history of water damage involves specific steps. First, it's crucial to ensure that all repairs made to the vehicle meet the state's safety standards. North Carolina... View More
I want to start dropshipping cheap manufactured homes from chinese websites but I wonder if I need a liscense, LLC, ect to legally operate the buisness. Any insight?
answered on Feb 12, 2024
You can likely do this as a private individual. However, I would highly recommend forming an LLC to give you some legal cover. You should also have an attorney draft a contract that makes it very clear you are disclaiming as many warranties as possible regarding the condition of the homes. There... View More
After the car was gifted new owner did not transfer title and sold the car to another person. What can I do?
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answered on Jan 24, 2024
If you gifted a car and the new owner did not transfer the title before selling it, this can create a complicated situation. In North Carolina, the responsibility to transfer the title typically lies with the new owner. If they fail to do so and then sell the car, it can lead to legal and financial... View More
So my husband bought me a car back in the summer of 2022, my FIL was the one doing all the technical stuff because it was my first car and I didn't know a thing, it's a salvage title so back in TX (where we bought it) he was doing everything to fix it so we could get the title fixed but... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
This is a tricky situation since the title was never properly transferred to your name. Here are a few options to explore:
1) Contact your state DMV and apply for a lost title or bonded title replacement. You'll have to show proof of ownership/purchase and payment. They may issue a... View More
The court ordered me to pay the post-hearing attorney fee. The court order explicitly specifies the amount of this fee. The attorney instructed me to simply write a check in his name for his fees and send it directly without providing any invoice or formal bill letter. As someone inexperienced in... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2023
In legal practice, it's not uncommon for attorneys to request payment of fees directly, especially in smaller firms or solo practices. However, it is also standard practice to provide an invoice or a bill detailing the services rendered and the amount due. This serves as a formal record of the... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
According to the North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Arts, all tattoo artists in North Carolina must be licensed. The licensing process includes completing an apprenticeship and passing a state exam. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to... View More
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answered on Sep 13, 2023
A building inspector's primary role is to assess and enforce compliance with building codes and regulations related to the structural and safety aspects of a building or dwelling. Building inspectors typically focus on issues such as structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, and fire... View More
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answered on Sep 5, 2023
Operating a school bus in North Carolina, like in many other places, typically requires meeting certain physical and mental health requirements. These requirements are in place to ensure the safety of the driver, the students on board, and others on the road. If you have a diagnosed mental health... View More
I'm wanting to open a distillery but only want to have one small still to produce vodka, rum and gin
answered on Aug 17, 2023
The size is governed by your local zoning laws. I do not beleive that the NC Alchololic Beverage Commission has any minimum size regulation. You also have to obtain a Federal permit before you can get the North Carolina permit.
You can find information about the permitting process at... View More
I’m a disabled veteran that was in the VA’s CWT Program and the supervisor of the ground’s crew tried to get me to fight him not once but twice and there were witnesses to both incidents but the VA police now has my picture posted on the wall of the hospital saying “be cautious”! I’ve... View More
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answered on May 2, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the experience you had at the VA hospital. As a disabled veteran, you have certain rights and protections under the law, and it may be possible to pursue legal action in this case. You may want to consider contacting a lawyer who specializes in disability rights or... View More
answered on Apr 15, 2023
Businesses subject to professional licensing requirements, such as electrical contractors, generally have pretty strict ownership and operational requirements.
Review NCAC Title 21 Chapter 18 and NCGS Chapter 87 to see the restrictions relating to serving as a qualified individual for a... View More
We bought the car on the first of the year. Financing is fine, insurance is fine. Dealership issued a 30 day tag, which expired on the 30th. We now cannot drive the car, because the dealership never sent us a permanent plate when we realized they’d registered it to me and a complete stranger, as... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2023
The North Carolina DMV DOES have an office that handles these kind of claims called the "License and Theft Bureau".
Go to this link (copy and paste into your browser)
https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/offices-services/locate-dmv-office/Pages/dmv-offices.aspx
Turn OFF the... View More
I have a German driving license, and everywhere on the internet I find that North Carolina does have a partial reciprocity with Germany, meaning I need to pass a Written Test to get a NC Driver's License but I don't need to do a Road Test. Today at the DMV they said this is not true and I... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2024
Likely the DMV, you can try going to a different DMV location and hope they are more understanding but it will likely be easiest to take both tests.
We have a nonprofit family association. Land doesn't have deed. Widow of property wants to sell. What are our rights? Cemetery is in NC
answered on Mar 28, 2022
Without reviewing the documents, I couldn't advise you on your options. Please contact a local lawyer to the property and have them review all the documents and give you a full legal opinion.
Have been sent back to sending district but instead sent somewhere else for another evaluation. His due process rights are being violated. He’s had covid and treated unfairly. beaten Been sent all over the place this last year. It’s been pure hell for him. We are married and have been together... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2021
Contact the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union. Ask for the names of their "cooperating attorneys" on civil commitement issues. They give free consultations.
https://intake.acluofnc.org/
I've asked couple of questions that my attorney will not answer. I'm in North Carolina,my disability case is very important to me. Example of 1 my questions- Do I need to get my current Dr to write a letter or fill out any paperwork for my upcoming disability hearing?
Attorney- I... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2020
It would be best if a North Carolina attorney advised you, but you await a response for four weeks, and the whole matter may be moot by now if you already had the hearing you mention. But as a general matter, attorneys should be able to share information with clients - their role essentially makes... View More
As a sovereign we have the jurisdiction over the land of the United States of America. What is the difference between a STRAWMAN and a Human Being.
answered on Feb 16, 2019
People use the terms loosely, but U.S. Constitution grants U.S. Courts authority to hear admiralty cases in Section 2 of Article III. In terms of maritime prosecutions, it is common for them to sometimes be handled jointly between the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Coast Guard, depending on... View More
What do I do? Who do i contact?
answered on Apr 11, 2018
If by fictitious, you mean that he is lying to you about whether there is a lawsuit, that is pretty easy to check these days. Most courts have their dockets on line indexed by party names.
If you mean that an existing suit is a fraud, I’m sure the Commonwealth Attorney in the county... View More
My gunny took my “POV” ( motorcycle) and had it sitting out for months and through the weather, it’s faded the fairings, rusted sprockets , rusted chain, rusted kickstand, battery is busted, front tire flat, was vandalized ( brake lever broken off, and clutch lever broken and bent, (... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2018
You can file a claim under the UCMJ or under federal law. Go see the base legal assistance/claims office. You can also file an 1150 complaint against the gunny.
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