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April 7, 2026

[NC] Can an employer share your personal contact info and direct off-duty patient pickup?

Work place conduct violation question

NC Employment

March 7, 2026

[NC] Can a trustee sign a self-proving affidavit for a deceased mother’s will if the original witnesses cannot be located?

I am the trustee of my mother’s revocable trust. She passed last month and I have to bring her will to probate. There currently is no self-proving affidavit. Can I sign one as her trustee as the clerk of the court would like one?

NC Estate Probate

March 5, 2026

[NC] How do I draft a separation agreement if I want to waive all financial rights and just get my personal belongings and pets?

I’m trying to make a separation agreement to send my husband after I tell him I want a divorce. I don’t want any of his money, pension, or anything from our house. I only want to take my clothes and belongings and my dogs. I don’t want to be a part of his debts either. He has hidden accounts and racked up loads of debt. What is the best way to go about doing this correctly and precisely in the separation agreement?

NC Family Law

February 25, 2026

[NC] Can I use a durable power of attorney to manage my elderly grandmother’s affairs?

My grandmother is 99, and her son (my father) is her only living child. We are both on her bank account as signers. We need legal guardianship over her person and property. Is a dual power of attorney the correct form?

NC Estate Planning

February 24, 2026

[NC] Would I be required to pay alimony after a 21-year marriage, considering our incomes and any alleged adultery?

I am wanting a separation/divorce. My wife has never worked and never gotten a job. I am a truck driver. We have a run-down mobile home on a half acre lot. I make approx $58,000 a year. I’ve offered to buy her out for half of the tax value of the property and pay her cell phone bill for a year. She wants alimony. Will I have to pay her alimony?

NC Family Law

February 24, 2026

[NC] Can I obtain a court order granting me exclusive possession of our rental residence during separation?

Hello, I am currently in the process of becoming legally separated. We currently rent. There has been an electric vehicle charger installed at the rental property for my vehicle, and I need to remain in the residence. Is there any legal action I can take to have my husband removed from the living premises?

NC Divorce

February 10, 2026

[NC] Are both spouses responsible for the mortgage during separation, and can one spouse close joint accounts?

In NC I wanted to clarify that when a separation occurs are both parties still responsible to pay their portion of a marital home in order to have their legal share of the home should it be sold once the divorce is set to be done after the year has passed?

NC Family Law

February 3, 2026

[NC] How can I handle a small estate without a will or personal representative when all heirs live out of state?

My niece died last month in Raleigh, NC. Her family lives in Montana. I am her aunt, her parents have asked me to help close her estate. To date the financial info I find indicates an estate of less than $20,000. What do I need to do next?

NC Estate Probate

January 12, 2026

[NC] Can I quit claim a property to my father while keeping the mortgage in my name?

I just completed a quit claim deed for a property online. Can I file this myself at the Register of Deeds after I have it notarized?

NC Real Estate

December 15, 2025

[NC] My father is very ill. Since my parents have joint accounts, is it enough to have my mother sign a durable power of attorney?

I’ve set up the form for my mother, and she can sign that in the presence of two people so that I can at least become legally the person who can look after their banking accounts and such and make sure that their bills are paid on her behalf. Their accounts are joint accounts.

NC Estate Planning

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