It has been over 6 months since the last blog post from your Durham Attorneys and Greensboro Attorneys. Today’s blog post is the first of 2012, and it won’t be covering any legal topics or providing any help or assistance on your legal matter. Rather, this blog post is my announcement that I am back […]
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Do you need a Durham Real Estate Attorney or Greensboro Real Estate Attorney for your Real Estate Closing?
Today’s entry into the Durham Real Estate Attorney and Greensboro Real Estate Attorney blog discusses whether you need to hire a Durham Real Estate Attorney or Greensboro Real Estate Attorney to assist you with your Real Estate Closing. In North Carolina, if you are taking out a loan to purchase your home, or if you […]
Read more...Summary of the main elements to claim a violation under the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act
Today’s Durham Attorney and Greensboro Attorney blog post is going to give an overview of the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act (the FDCPA). The FDCPA, unlike the North Carolina Debt Collection Act (though there is a North Carolina Debt Collection Agency Act that is similar to the FDCPA), does not apply to all debt collection. […]
Read more...How to ask for a Prayer for Judgement Continued on a North Carolina Speeding Ticket
Today’s Durham Speeding Ticket and Greensboro Speeding Ticket blog post discusses how to ask for a Prayer for Judgment Continued on a North Carolina Speeding Ticket. If you have received a Durham Speeding Ticket, Greensboro Speeding Ticket or Guilford Speeding Ticket, feel free to contact one of our Durham Speeding Ticket Attorneys, Greensboro Speeding Ticket […]
Read more...Do I need to take my certified North Carolina driving record to traffic court in North Carolina?
This blog post discusses whether you need to bring your driving record to court when you are fighting your speeding ticket. Our Durham Speeding Ticket Attorneys, Durham County Speeding Ticket Attorneys, Greensboro Speeding Ticket Attorneys and Guilford Speeding Ticket Attorneys get this question occasionally, and knowing the answer can save you a trip to court. If you have received […]
Read more...Can I Keep My Retirement Plan if I File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Protection in North Carolina.
For many potential Greensboro or Durham Chapter 7 Bankruptcy debtors, one of their largest assets is the debtor’s retirement plan. Many individuals in North Carolina have worked at the same job for a number of years, contributed to their retirement, and now have been recently laid off from that job. Unfortunately, for some folks, the […]
Read more...How do you prove a Durham Loss of Use Claim or Greensboro Loss of Use Claim?
Our Durham Loss of Use Attorneys and Greensboro Loss of Use Attorneys are available to answer your loss of use questions free of charge. You can contact a Durham Loss of Use Lawyer or Greensboro Loss of Use Lawyer by calling (888) 820-5885 (we return all voicemails the same day) or sending an email to […]
Read more...Can I call the District Attorney’s Office and handle my Greensboro speeding ticket or Durham speeding ticket over the phone?
Kreger Thacker LLP’s Greensboro Speeding Ticket Attorneys and Durham Speeding Ticket Attorneys are frequently asked whether an individual can handle their Durham or Greensboro speeding ticket by calling the District Attorney’s Office. The answer to this question is simply no. Both the Guilford County District Attorney’s Office and Durham County District Attorney’s Office handle a large volume […]
Read more...What happens at the Meeting of Creditors?
Within 20 to 40 days after your file your Greensboro Chapter 7 Bankruptcy or Durham Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, a meeting of creditors is held. The purpose of the creditors meeting is for you the debtor to provide information to all of the creditors listed on your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy petition and to the Chapter 7 […]
Read more...What is the percentage you get for a diminished value claim in North Carolina?
Our Durham Diminished Value Claim Attorneys and Greensboro Diminished Value Claim Attorneys are often asked about what formula is used to determine the diminished value of your car (for some background on North Carolina diminished value claims, click on the following links (which are links to prior blog posts that discuss diminished value): diminished value car claims in […]
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