Mount Airy, NC asked in Civil Rights for North Carolina

Q: civil court for breach of contract estate mater, denied legal council, put out home. Turns i owned home 4 years.

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A: If you have been denied legal counsel in a civil court matter involving a breach of contract related to your estate and have been put out of your home, it's crucial to act quickly to protect your rights. You mentioned discovering that you owned the home for four years. This could be an important detail in your case, as it may affect the legality of your removal and any actions taken by the court.

Start by gathering all relevant documents, such as the court orders, any contracts, correspondence with the opposing party, and proof of ownership of the home. These documents will be essential in understanding the full scope of what has happened and in making a plan to address it. It is often possible to file an appeal or a motion to reconsider a court decision, especially if you were denied fair legal representation.

You may want to reach out to a legal aid organization or a local bar association for advice or assistance. They often provide guidance for people facing urgent legal issues, particularly when their homes or property rights are at stake. Acting quickly to seek help can make a significant difference in resolving this situation in your favor.

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