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0 Answers | Asked in Securities Law for North Carolina on
Q: How do I claim securities from met life inc. Billy Charles Parker

Received a letter from California treasury notifying me that I have securities with metlife inc metlife common

0 Answers | Asked in Probate for North Carolina on
Q: I am in a desperate need of an attorney to represent me in contesting my father's will prepared under fraudulent means.

My father passed away on May 15, 2024, after battling stage 4 bladder cancer. For the prior three years, I was his sole caregiver, managing his affairs and well-being. Despite repeated assurances I'd inherit as his only child, a will drafted just six days before his death disinherits me,... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Real Estate Law for North Carolina on
Q: My driveway was built off my property by the builder, what can I do?

I purchased a new construction two years ago in November. Our new neighbors were having a survey done to determine the property line and found out that our driveway was built over our property line onto theirs. We were never told of the exact property lines and now feel lied to about the actual... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Business Law for North Carolina on
Q: Towing company holding personal items

Can a tow company hold personal items include an identification closed electronics etc from the owner unless the tow bill is paid?

0 Answers | Asked in Divorce for North Carolina on
Q: if my husband and i have not slept together in the same bedroom since 2007 how quickly can i get a divorce

We have been in the same house and have a 22 year old son who still lives there as well. For the past three years I have lived at my mother's house while she was in assisted living. She passed away and the house is going to sell soon. I don't want to go back to my co-owned house.

2 Answers | Asked in Tax Law and Collections for North Carolina on
Q: Home is under a Contract for Deed from a trust. Seller's name on deed. Can the IRS use this equity for collections?

Good morning. I have a question about filing IRS form 433-f (Collection Information Statement) for the purpose of requesting "Account Not Collectible" status in regards to several unpaid and/or unfiled tax years. In the section asking about home equity - do I need to include my home and... View More

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answered on Jul 23, 2024

Good morning. When filling out IRS Form 433-F, you do need to consider the home equity section. However, since you are purchasing your home under a Contract for Deed and the title is still in the seller's name, you technically do not have ownership or accessible equity in the property yet. In... View More

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0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for North Carolina on
Q: How to Stop an eviction? won’t ever receive keys or move I to this apartment

I left NC for safety reasons I don’t have a paper trail but I’ve been looking for a sublease takeover what should I do ?

I’m a college student I can’t afford representation!

0 Answers | Asked in Traffic Tickets for North Carolina on
Q: If I haven't been to court for a speeding ticket, will it affect my insurance now if the court date is 2 months away?

(G.S. 20-141(J1))

G.S. 20-140(B))

When the State Trooper pulled me over I was already in sever distress from personal issues involving myself and my relationship and I was pulled for 108 mph in a 70 mph zone. I was cooperative and understanding the entire time. I was instructed to... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law for North Carolina on
Q: How can I file unfair employment separation suit against Cooper Biomedical & Technicon due to 1989 sale to Technicon?

I was hired by Dynatech Fluid Technology in 1985 or 1986 as an outside computer programming consultant and performed my work off premises at my own direction and choice of hours thereby validating contractor/client relationship. However after my first couple months, I was asked to work on more... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for North Carolina on
Q: Yes I needed to know a little about what rights as a renter of a mobile home. Do we actually have?

There is no written contract with the landlord. We have lived here for three years going on four have never been a month behind on rent until now because of illness and out of work he harasses me calling every 30 minutes on my phone wanting to know where Rent is at only owe for half of June and... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Medical Malpractice for North Carolina on
Q: Dr performed an endoscopy on me in Feb 2023, and took biopsies. Didn’t tell me bout results for a year.

Dr performed an endoscopy on me in Feb 2023, and took biopsies. Seen that I had an issue called EOE but never mentioned anything to me of it. Followed up in August with another endoscopy and still didn’t mention it until Jan 2024. Can I sue for this? Also refused to listen to me when I was... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Adoption, Family Law and Child Custody for North Carolina on
Q: What forms should I file to terminate parental rights for a father who has not been involved in any way in 15 years?

My daughter's father has not seen/nor been involved in her life in 15 years.

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