Category Archives: Real Estate Law

Finding out that there is a lien on your property can be alarming, especially if you're preparing to sell your home. You may immediately wonder: Can you sell a house with a lien on it, or will the lien prevent the sale altogether? In North Carolina, having a lien does not necessarily mean you cannot…

Purchasing a vacation home can be an exciting milestone for families. Whether it is a mountain cabin, beach property, or lake house, a second home often becomes a place where memories are made for generations. However, before purchasing a second property, many families discover there are important legal and estate planning considerations involved. Working with…

An experienced NC foreclosure attorney can help you discover whether you have surplus funds waiting after your home was sold at foreclosure. Many homeowners in North Carolina don’t realize that when a property sells for more than the total debt owed, the leftover money, known as surplus funds, legally belongs to them. Unfortunately, unless you…

If you’re a contractor renting a home or apartment in North Carolina, mold isn’t just a nuisance; it can threaten your health, your income, and your legal rights. An experienced NC tenant rights lawyer can help you understand how state law protects you, what your landlord is required to do, and what steps you should…