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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.

Republican lawmakers are working on House Bill 183 to repeal the controversial Map Act. (see link below to Lawyers Weekly article)

The Map Act saves the NC Department of Transportation money. In return it devastates communities and traps property owners for decades.

Rep. Rayne Brown of Davidson County said “I wanted to run this bill two years ago.”

Sen. Joyce Krawiec of Kernersville, Forsyth County, introduced a bill to repeal the Map Act too.

Article discussing recent lawsuit by 3 Guilford County owners against the NC DOT

Website for www.takingland.com:

http://takingland.com/greensboro-urban-loop-inverse-condemnation/

Many times employers ask whether they need to declare a person an independent contractor or an employee. The IRS has a test to help with that. Employers need to use these kinds of steps to make the right decision.

Video discussing the parties to a Will Contest in North Carolina by Attorney, Kirk Sanders.

If you have an estate litigation matter, call Kirk Sanders at 336-723-7200

For more, see http://www.willcaveat.com

"Appellate court limits NCDOT’s power to reserve land indefinitely"

http://takingland.com/raleigh-no-inverse-condemnation-victory/

The Raleigh News & Observer reports on this landmark case that was fought by attorney, Matthew Bryant, at Hendrick Bryant Nerhood Sanders & Oits LLP on behalf of property owners.

Home Moravian Church has a 1910 Model 0, 5' 10", Steinway "living room" grand piano as part of an estate settlement.

The piano has been moved to our church and will be made available for sale first to our congregation and then to the general public if not sold internally.

1,500 sf office unit for rent at 326 Spring Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101

$1,600.00 per month

Includes backlit sign facing Broad Street & 4th Street (tenant would be responsible for design)

Existing Telephone System

Copier with scanning capacity

Furnished with desks, filing cabinets, and conference room table, if needed.

Lobby, 7 offices, 2 bathrooms

3 off street parking spaces, convenient curbside parking for customers

I've run into this on occasion, the trustee ignores his duty to give accountings to the beneficiaries of the trust. But the Trustee has a duty to give accountings per the North Carolina General Statutes. For more, see my www.willcaveat.com site article:

http://willcaveat.com/trusts-trustee-in-nc-has-duty-to-give-accounting-nc-attorney/

Call Kirk Sanders for your fiduciary litigation needs. 336-723-7200

From my Willcaveat.com site.

These are the things a Power of Attorney should and shouldn't do.

Also have recommendations for persons drafting a power of attorney

http://willcaveat.com/power-of-attorney-dos-donts-nc-poa-attorney/