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Understanding a special needs trust
If necessary, you want to ensure that your disabled loved one qualifies for SSI or other government assistance programs in…
When forensic evidence is unreliable
If you live in North Carolina and are facing criminal charges, the prosecution might have forensic evidence against you. You…
Should you hire an attorney when buying a home?
The state of North Carolina generally requires buyers to hire an attorney to assist with the closing process. Although you…
Incapacity and estate planning in North Carolina
Creating a plan for one’s inevitable demise can be a very challenging experience. From determining how to divide your assets…
Does your small business need a business law attorney?
North Carolina entrepreneurs may find that their businesses are thriving, but with so much growth can come growing pains. Did…
Disclosure requirements for selling property in North Carolina
When you are thinking of listing your home in North Carolina there are a few disclosure requirements. Providing proper disclosures…
What you need to know about home disclosures in North Carolina
North Carolina law requires home sellers to give buyers a disclosure statement, but there are certain things that they don’t…
Could a trust assist beneficiaries with a house?
Pwning a house allows many people to build the bulk of their personal equity. When writing a will, a home…
Issues with photo analysis evidence
Some criminal cases in North Carolina rely on circumstantial evidence, including photo analysis. Photo analysis has been used for decades…
Selling a house for unmarried couples
Residents of Shelby and other parts of North Carolina might want to learn more about what happens when two unmarried…
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