Thank you! We need your help. Would you share your experience on one of these sites?
If you don’t already have a Google account, you should—use it to read and post reviews, as well as access other Google products like Gmail.
From our Google listing:
Facebook lets us stay connected with our customers, fans and friends—and now lets you review businesses.
From our Facebook page:
We strive for 100% customer satisfaction. If we fell short, please tell us more so we can address your concerns.
When you write and sign a will, it needs to meet North Carolina law's requirements to be valid. That means that the appropriate language needs to be in place, and the will must have all of the needed signatures. Without…
There are numerous reasons that adults of all ages should develop an estate plan, but one of the top considerations is avoiding the probate process in North Carolina. Depending on the details, estate administration can involve lengthy court proceedings and…
Even though there may be multiple parties involved as plaintiff and defendant to a lawsuit, the fact that there are generally two sides in litigation means that one will be unhappy with the result. In some cases, you may be…
It is somewhat common for parties to a North Carolina business transaction to incorporate letters of intent to outline the basics of their arrangement. The point is to create a type of “agreement to agree,” which can be effective in…
Generally, speaking commercial real estate transactions in North Carolina proceed according to the concept of caveat emptor: Buyers must beware of what they are getting into with the deal, since it will be binding, and their obligations will not change…
As a North Carolina business owner, you know that success relies in part upon compliance with your legal obligations, protecting your financial interests, and enforcing the company’s rights. When issues arise in any of these areas, there are numerous options…
For North Carolina companies of all sizes and in any industry, agreements are a fundamental part of doing business. Many affect internal matters, such as the ownership rights and the relationships between and among stakeholders. Other types of agreements cover…
As a North Carolina business owner, you strive to avoid the conflicts that can erupt into expensive, time-consuming lawsuits. You work with a Gastonia, NC business law attorney on contract review and drafting, regulatory compliance, licensing, employment matters, and many…
As a North Carolina property owner, developer, contractor, or materials supplier for commercial real estate construction projects, you address state mechanics’ lien laws on a regular basis. It is a relief to know that there are legal protections in place…
Even as many companies are transitioning to online and web-based operations, there are numerous North Carolina businesses finding that the key to their success is a brick-and-mortar location. In some industries, such as retail sales, commercial space is the best…
