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  • About Us
    • Our History
    • 50th Anniversary
    • Our Values
    • Meet Our Founder, Lou Trosch
    • Meet Michael J. Kemmy
    • About T.C. Conrad
    • In Memory of Minette Trosch
  • What We Do
    • Family Law
    • Estate Planning
    • Personal Injury Law and Wrongful Death
    • Civil Litigation
    • Business Transactions
    • General Practice
    • Dispute Resolution
    • Labor & Employment
  • Meet Our Team
    • Meet Our Attorneys
      • Louis A. Trosch, Sr.
      • Michael J. Kemmy
      • William C. “Bill” Trosch
      • Eric C. Trosch
      • Andrew C. Rheingrover
      • Mallory A. Willink
      • Sarah B. Sugg
      • Louis A. Trosch, III
      • Courtney Goldston
    • Meet Our Staff
      • Jennifer Arnold-Huff
      • Julie Privette
      • Kaitlin Arthurs
      • Veronica Castro
      • Vianey (V) Lopez
      • Taylor Henry
      • Hannah K. Risser
      • Hannah Roach
      • Katherine Courts
      • Tia Slick
    • Work With Us
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I want to add my wife’s name on the deed to my home. Can I just use a Deed form I found on-line?

Real EstateBy CTKLawyersJuly 30, 2014

No! You may NOT just use a deed form that you found on line and there are a multitude of reasons of why you should not do so. Let us start with the first reason; YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE CONSIDERED A CRIMINAL!  Under North Carolina law, the drafting of a deed by anyone…

I have a tenant living in one of my rental properties that has not paid rent in six months. How do I evict my tenant?

Real EstateBy CTKLawyersJuly 23, 2014

In order to evict a tenant, you will need to file a complaint; present your case at a hearing; and obtain a judgment of possession from the court. You will want to be certain that all procedures required under the lease agreement are followed, specifically as it pertains to notice of termination of the lease.…

Can I make my ex pay for my health insurance since I will be taken off of his when we divorce?

Family Law InformationBy CTKLawyersJuly 16, 2014

While you cannot make your former spouse cover the cost of your own health insurance, having him cover the cost can be a negotiating point when attempting to amicably resolve issues of on-going spousal support, or can be a factor in a spousal support award in court. If you are the dependent spouse and are…

What is an elective life estate?

Estate Planning News, Will and TrustsBy CTKLawyersJuly 9, 2014

In lieu of an intestate share or elective share, a surviving spouse may choose to take a life estate in one-third of the value of all real property owned by a deceased spouse during the marriage. A life estate is not the same as full ownership; rather, a life estate is an interest in land…

Can we decrease a sibling’s share of the estate by the value of items taken before probate is complete?

Estate Planning News, Probate, Will and TrustsBy CTKLawyersJuly 2, 2014

My mother left quite a large estate which included many valuable pieces of jewelry. My sister and her daughters have gone through the jewelry and taken several items even though we haven’t been through probate. Can we decrease her share of the estate by the estimated value of the jewelry? Assuming that this estate is…

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