North Carolina Partitions
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What is a partition?
A partition is a special proceeding filed by a co-tenant when the parties cannot agree on how the property should be owned, managed, divided, or sold.
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What is a partition?
A partition is a special proceeding filed by a co-tenant when the parties cannot agree on how the property should be owned, managed, divided, or sold.
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COMING SOON: 2431 Pisgah Church Rd. & 2405 Pisgah Church Rd.
27 acre farm with house and barns & 1.15 acre farm house
Adjacent railroad; near West Mountain Street
Peddycord Estate. To be sold
Neighbor has additional 30 acres that should be combined.
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What is involved in an incompetency and guardianship proceeding?
First, there is a determination whether the adult is incompetent to handle their own affairs?
If so, then after the clerk determines the ward is incompetent, there will be a hearing to determine who should be appointed 1) Guardian of the Estate & 2) Guardian of the Person
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THESE TRACTS HAVE BEEN SOLD.
Commissioner Roger Marion is selling several large tract properties in the Gibson Estate Partition. The commissioner is selling the property privately, call him at 336-591-4002 to make an offer.
Middleton Rd in Saura Twp of Stokes Co: There are three contiguous tracts 66 acres, 14 acres, and 10 acres. Less than a 1/3 mile from Belews Lake. 6983523310.000 , 6983529437.000 , 6983518097.000
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We appreciate referrals from attorneys who have faith in our pursuit of litigation cases.Some referrals, particularly contingency fee cases, may be potential attorney split fee arrangments. In these cases, we will share attorney fees with the referring attorney. There are guidelines for sharing fees pursuant to the NC Rules of Professional Conduct, including fee agreements. These fee splits do not affect our clients.
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In the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8oH98mAKNI , NC Estate litigation attorney, Kirk Sanders, explains the steps in a Will Contest a/k/a Will Caveat or Challenging a Last Will & Testament. Will Caveat cases follow the normal superior court level cases with a few twists
Thesem include a timeline and explanation of the steps, including, but not limited to:
1) Filing the Caveat (Complaint)
2) Serving all the interested parties
3) Aligning the Interested Parties
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Post Judgment Collections against Epstein trust with $578 million
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Here is some basic information on partition actions.
What is a partition action? This type of litigation is a special proceeding filed with the Clerk of Court when multiple property owners (more than 1) own a property and disagree how to handle the property.
What type of disagreement? Perhaps one owner wants to sell. In another situation, one owner wants to divide the property and not own it undivided. In another, the parties desire different uses for the property (eg. farming vs. developing).
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Lake Norman Property (lake front) Sale – THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD.
Iredell County (18 SP 383)
Address: *** Bridgewater Ln. Tax parcel Id (REDACTED POST CLOSING)
Tax Value $312,000.
Appraisal (2018) valued at $365,000. * Please note, this was an appraisal done for a specific person. All bidders must rely on their own judgment and the opinion of their own professionals.*
THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD.
Included: Pier / boatslip and single wide (hooked to septic)
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Domesticating a Foreign Judgment in North Carolina
Call our firm to assist you in domesticating your foreign judgment in North Carolina.
We will need:
1) an authenticated copy of the foreign judgment
2) an affidavit stating the amount of the outstanding balance and whether it has been partially satisfied or not.
Kirk Sanders has extensive post-judgment collections experience, including obtaining orders not to dispose of assets, charging orders, show cause orders, examination of debtors, and pursuing debtors of debtors.