You will need to review both your contract with the management company the the actual lease. Each document will specify the rights and obligations of the parties with the respect to the security deposit. The management company has an obligation to account for the security deposit and either... View More

The terms of the written contract will govern what is allowed and what is not allowed. Also if the contract references any other guidelines, those additional terms would be incorporated into the contract. For instance if the contract references some general guidelines for the event, etc. The... View More

If you can locate the buyers, the parties can sign a document that will terminate the contract and any rights the buyers might have to the property. There is not enough detail in your question to determine the current status of the contract. Likely the contract is in breach and you could sue to... View More

A landlord cannot waive its responsibility to maintain plumbing and sanitary parts of the home. If such a provision is in the lease, the tenant must receive compensation for performing those duties. Generally, such a change would take place when a new lease is entered into for a new term. It cannot... View More

Based on this information alone, I would say no. However, an attorney will need to review the whole contract to determine if that is the appropriate answer and to fully advise you. It is well worth your time to pay the minimal amount for advice from an attorney on this. The agency's response... View More

Yes, you can create a contract to pass the ownership of the mobile home to your niece and show that she now owns the property. It would not be a bill of sale since it is not a sale, but a gift.

The question you ask is not clear from the above. If you wish to have the advice of an attorney, you can use this site to locate an attorney in your area and meet to discuss the details of your case. If you have been served with a summons and complaint, you have 30 days to file a response with the... View More

Without more information and knowing the exact terms of the contract, yes, you are responsible. You signed a contract agreeing to be responsible. Unless there was a breach of that contract by the employer which would potentially relieve you of your obligations to perform, it is likely a valid... View More

The statute of limitations is a defense. The collection agency can file suit on the debt. It is your responsibility to raise the defense. If you don't, a judgment can be entered for the amount claimed. It also depends on when the statute runs from in this case. It may not yet be expired.

More information would be needed to fully answer this question. If you are filing a business bankruptcy (for an incorporated entity), then officers and shareholders personal holdings in other companies are unlikely to be relevant. If you are filing a personal bankruptcy for a company that is a sole... View More

Yes. Corporations can generally cease operations at any time, depending on the corporate documents. The business will go through the winding down process in which debts are paid and company business is brought to a close.

More than likely, the answer is yes. More information would be needed, but it would generally boil down the the facts. If the contract has been performed by both parties, there really is no question who entered into the contract.

It depends on the written terms of your contract with the dealership. If the contract limits the amount they will pay or makes the payment contingent on any factors, then you may be out of luck and have to return the car. However, if the contract states that they will pay the lien, without any... View More

No. Motor vehicles do not fall within the type of contract that can be cancelled. There are some types of contracts that can be cancelled, typically within three days, but motor vehicles are not included. Your contract is already in effect and you are bound to make the payment and take possession.

Wages cannot be garnished in North Carolina, except is a very few circumstances, such as child support. As to liens, a judgment lien attaches to any real property owned by the judgment debtor on the date the judgment is recorded in the county where the property lies. For personal property (anything... View More

The answer to this question depends on the terms and conditions of your credit account agreement. Most account agreements would allow application to an outstanding balance. However, if payments are made with a specific designation as to how they should be applied, it is questionable especially... View More

Judgments are valid for ten years and can be renewed for an additional ten years, so anytime during the validity of the judgment, the creditor can attempt collections. Motions to claim exempt property are valid for one year if no writ of execution is issued. So a creditor can serve you with Notice... View More

Contracts to sell or convey property in North Carolina must be in writing which is the offer and the acceptance. Unless it is in writing, it is generally considered non-enforceable. It pays to move quickly to get a signed contract for competitive real estate. Now, if you had incurred any expenses,... View More

Leases for less than three years do not have to be in writing to be valid in North Carolina. However, since she specifically stated that she was not giving you a lease yet, it would likely be hard to prove you had a lease. There are many properties to rent in Charlotte, so its harder to show... View More

A contracts, collections, business litigation or construction lawyer would be appropriate. A construction lawyer is not required and would probably result in higher rates. You should proceed forward with this matter as soon as possible.