I assume from your question that it has already been determined that the minor does have a valid interest in the property? If the deceased had a will, that is not always the case, which is why I am inquiring.

If the heir does have an interest, the sellers will have to include the heir in... View More

The short answer is that it will depend on your lease agreement. Many lease agreements contain provisions regarding maintenance and repairs that outline the responsibilities of each party. Often, these only require that the landlord be responsible for timely fixing written maintenance requests.... View More

The purchase agreement likely contains provisions concerning "acts of god" i.e., a fire, as well as requirements for modification or re-negotiation. Please consult your purchase agreement and/or an attorney to determine what rights and responsibilities both parties have in this instance.

All of this will depend on how the property was conveyed to you, which will be evident from the language in your deed. It is possible that your interest may be unaffected by anything your brother does (or doesn't do), but it is impossible to say without knowing what type of interest you hold... View More

Many powers and restrictions of an HOA are outlined in the governing documents of the HOA. Please consult your articles and bylaws and/or an attorney to determine if these rights are spelled out in them.

If your spouse is the only one holding legal title, you may not have much of an option to sell the home. It is possible that you may have an interest in the home if your spouse purchased it while you were together, but an attorney would need to review the deed. There are different types of deeds... View More

It will depend on whether or not she pays rent or any utilities. If she does, it may be construed as her actually having a lease, even if there is not one in writing. Leases are a tricky area of the law, and if you have any concerns, it would be best to consult an attorney about the specifics of... View More

Mr. Blackton is correct that you cannot give verbal notice to vacate.

This is even slightly more complicated than a simple landlord-tenant eviction, since there is no lease or other formal agreement, from what you've stated. You will not be able to go through the normal summary... View More

Closing on a piece of property without a law license is generally considered the unauthorized practice of law and is illegal. There are some specific scenarios in which that is not the case, but from the information you have provided, you will need an attorney.

In North Carolina, a deed conveyed to a married person is presumed to be granted as a tenancy by the entirety to both spouses. This is the same if the deed says "to John Doe and spouse." If you were married at the time of the purchase, you likely have an equal right to the property... View More

While I'm not exactly sure what the second part of your question is asking, a trademark filed with the USPTO will protect the LLC name if it is distinctive and unique, and that will apply nation-wide. Many local businesses don't opt for this level of protection if they only plan to... View More

You don't need to know the account number, but you will need to know the bank that the defendant uses. The process is long and involves filing an execution and bank levy. If you have any questions about the process, please consult an attorney.

A bedroom does not need to have a closet, but must meet certain other requirements more fully outlined in the residential building code.

It is unlikely the judgment can be vacated on those grounds. Because it appears that you were properly served with the complaint, the summons indicated that you had 30 days to respond. If you failed to respond to the complaint, then the creditor was likely within its rights to pursue a default... View More

It's hard to give an answer based on your question. While contracts made with a minor are generally valid (although the minor can often void them unless ratifying them after turning 18), the contract would need to be made with your consent. If you are implying that your parents are planning... View More

The notice requirement will vary depending on the terms of the lease. Many leases include a provision stating that a breach of the terms of the lease permit the landlord to file for possession of the home. Many also include a provision stating the notice requirements. If you have questions about... View More

Since your suit likely involves the same transaction, events, and facts, you are permitted to join all of you as plaintiffs in the action.

In general, the terms of your lease agreement will control. Your lease should provide the requirements that must be satisfied to end the lease, whether at the end of a term or upon the happening of other conditions that you establish.

While a security deposit may be held for nonpayment of... View More

North Carolina has a statute that allows you to reclaim your personal property that has been wrongfully kept be someone else. Assuming you still have the title to the car, it should be relatively straight forward to prove that you are the owner of it. You may file an action in court to recover... View More

Although you could represent yourself, hiring an attorney with experience in contracts and collections would be helpful considering the amount of money at stake. An attorney will be able to assist you to help ensure that you obtain proper service, file the right action, and follow the proper... View More