One of the most frequently asked questions we have encountered in real estate law is, “Why does my spouse have to sign?” The answer to that question is, because North Carolina recognizes the existence of marital rights in real property. Many couples today choose to keep their individual property separate, especially property owned before marriage. But in North Carolina, real property spousal rights are written Read More
Blog Series: What Does A Real Estate Paralegal Do? Introduction & Part I: The Information Distribution Center
Introduction Whether you are buying, selling, or refinancing real estate, an attorney is a required part of the process in North Carolina. You may have received a referral for an attorney from your real estate agent, lender, or even a friend. Perhaps you have reached out to an attorney that you have worked with before. No matter how you have chosen your attorney, most likely the first person you will talk to within Read More
10 What the Hecks of Real Estate
Selling or Buying property can cause a person to yell, “What the Heck!” or some other colorful language to describe their stress and confusion.At Stott, Hollowell, Windham & Stancil, PLLC we know that the sale or purchase of a home can be hectic at the best of times. Below are 10 “What the Hecks” we commonly hear from our clients during the selling/buying process. Read More
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