April 2015

Foreclosures for Creditors NC

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If you are a creditor, whether a bank, seller-financing, or other with a deed of trust on property AND you have a borrower/debtor who is behind on payments, then the time is now to begin the foreclosure on the property securing the note.

At Hendrick Bryant Nerhood Sanders & Otis, LLP, our attorneys have handled numerous foreclosures for clients, including transactions that involve UCC asset sales.

Foreclosures begin with a Notice of Default letter giving the borrower time to cure.

Employee Background Check FCRA compliance

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The Federal Trade Commission has updated guidance for compliance with the Federal Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) when doing background checks on a new hire.

Below is some background info and here is the link to the full pdf https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/background-checks-what-employers-need-know?utm_source=govdelivery

Assumed Names (DBA's) in North Carolina

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Individuals who are doing business as a sole proprietorship should file an assumed name in the Register of Deeds of their county.

Here's a link to the form in Forsyth County, North Carolina https://www.co.forsyth.nc.us/ROD/Documents/BUAN.pdf

If you are a partnership, LLC, or corporation, and operating under a different name, you should put the Partnership, LLC or Corporate name as the owner.

For example Billion Dollar Business, LLC doing business as Kirk's Best Coffee Stand