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Deeds Signed Under Power of Attorney
Ferguson Hayes Hawkins, PLLC

It is often necessary and convenient for a deed to be signed by someone acting under a power of attorney for another person. Ordinarily this presents no problem.

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Why You Shouldn’t Just Pay Your Speeding Ticket Online
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Why not just pay your speeding ticket? You can even do it online now. You won’t have to pay for an attorney, or go to court.

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5 FAQ’s About North Carolina Divorce Law
Ferguson Hayes Hawkins, PLLC

If you are seeking a divorce in North Carolina, you will have several legal questions that you want answered before you begin the divorce process.

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Loan Fraud in A Real Estate Transaction
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Loan fraud is an issue that should be very important to all parties in a real estate transaction. Whether you are the Buyer, Seller or even the Realtor, every party to a real estate transaction should resist the temptation to sell

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TRUTH or FALSE: A Real Estate Quiz
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Condo owners own the air space and townhouse owners own the complete unit including the land

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The Importance of A Family Law Attorney
Ferguson Hayes Hawkins, PLLC

Family law refers to legal matters relating to marriage, divorce, legal separation, child custody and support, alimony (spousal support), adoption and related issues.

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Federal Tax Liens and The Title to Your Real Estate
Ferguson Hayes Hawkins, PLLC

As part of every real estate closing, the closing attorney will search for judgments against the seller when he/she searches the title to the property.

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Selling Your Home? Don’t Expect to Receive Money at The Closing Table
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“When do I get my money?” Inevitably, this is the first question every Seller asks after all the paperwork has been signed. Although the Seller is anxiously anticipating the attorney’s response to be let me go get the check,

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What Is Legal Separation in The State of North Carolina?
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In the state of North Carolina, couples must be separated for at least one year and a day before they can qualify for an absolute divorce.

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4 FAQs for Custody Mediation from Our Divorce Attorneys in Concord
Ferguson Hayes Hawkins, PLLC

The mediator will explain the mediation process to you at the first orientation session. Mediation provides the parties with an opportunity to resolve the dispute and to work out the custody and visitation schedule with the help of a court certified mediator.

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