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What kind of proof do I need if I believe a dealership installed something that made my car unsafe? - NC

What are my legal options if a dealership's work on my car created a serious safety hazard on the road? - NC

Does it help my case if I have a witness with experience in vehicle wiring who saw the added wiring? - NC

Can I sue a car dealership if my vehicle shut off while I was driving because of wiring they put under the car? - NC

How do I show that a dealership caused my vehicle to shut down while I was driving? - NC

What do I need to show to prove I am entitled to surplus funds from a tax sale? - NC

Can a lawyer help me claim surplus funds from a tax sale? NC

What happens to a minor child’s share of surplus funds if the child is not yet an adult? NC

What happens to a minor child’s share of surplus funds if the child is not yet an adult? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, a minor child does not usually receive foreclosure surplus funds directly. If the child is entitled to a share, the clerk of superior court can hold and protect that share,…

Can I recover surplus funds on behalf of my minor child from a foreclosed property? – NC

Can I recover surplus funds on behalf of my minor child from a foreclosed property? – NC Short Answer Yes, in North Carolina, a minor child can have a valid claim to foreclosure surplus funds if the child is one of the people legally entitled to the deceased owner’s share. But the money usually is…

Do I have to notify another heir before the court releases surplus foreclosure funds? NC

Do I have to notify another heir before the court releases surplus foreclosure funds? – NC Short Answer Usually, yes. In North Carolina, if surplus foreclosure funds are being decided through a clerk-supervised special proceeding, the person asking for release of the funds must name and notify other known claimants, including heirs who may assert…

What happens if I do not have the foreclosure case number right away? NC

What happens if I do not have the foreclosure case number right away? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, not having the foreclosure case number right away usually does not end a surplus-funds claim, but it can slow it down. The clerk of superior court holds surplus foreclosure funds when ownership is unclear, and…

Can I still claim money from a foreclosure sale if I was the only owner of the property? – NC

Can I still claim money from a foreclosure sale if I was the only owner of the property? – NC Short Answer Yes. In North Carolina, if a foreclosure sale brought in more money than the costs, taxes, assessments, and secured debt, the remaining surplus may still be claimed by the person entitled to it.…

What happens if a law firm handled the surplus funds at the end of the estate but we have not received clear instructions to release them? NC

What happens if a law firm handled the surplus funds at the end of the estate but we have not received clear instructions to release them? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, a law firm generally should not release surplus funds unless it has clear authority showing who is entitled to receive them. If…

What documents does my adult child need to provide to receive surplus funds connected to a deceased grandparent’s property? – NC

What documents does my adult child need to provide to receive surplus funds connected to a deceased grandparent’s property? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, an adult child usually cannot collect foreclosure surplus funds tied to a deceased grandparent’s property by simply asking for payment. The person claiming the money must show both identity…

How can my adult child claim money that is being held from a grandparent’s estate after a foreclosure recovery? NC

How can my adult child claim money that is being held from a grandparent’s estate after a foreclosure recovery? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, foreclosure surplus money is often paid to the clerk of superior court when the former owner has died and no active estate representative is in place, or when there…

Can my adult child receive the funds directly now that they are an adult? NC

Can my adult child receive the funds directly now that they are an adult? – NC Short Answer Maybe, but not automatically. In North Carolina, foreclosure surplus funds are often paid through the clerk of superior court, and the person claiming the money must show a legal right to it. If the adult child is…

Can I get court records uploaded through the clerk’s portal for a surplus funds matter? NC

Can I get court records uploaded through the clerk’s portal for a surplus funds matter? – NC Short Answer Usually, yes, but access depends on the type of file and what the clerk has made available through North Carolina’s court systems. In a surplus funds matter tied to a foreclosure, the foreclosure file and any…

Do I have to make a written request to access an estate file related to surplus funds? NC

Do I have to make a written request to access an estate file related to surplus funds? – NC Short Answer Usually no. In North Carolina, an estate file that has already been opened with the clerk is generally accessed through the clerk of superior court’s records system or portal without a separate written request…

Can I recover surplus funds from multiple foreclosed properties in the same case? – NC

Can I recover surplus funds from multiple foreclosed properties in the same case? – NC Short Answer Usually, surplus funds from a North Carolina foreclosure are tied to the specific property sale that created them. That means each foreclosure file must be checked on its own, and any claim to excess proceeds is usually handled…

What happens if I do not remember receiving notice about surplus funds after a foreclosure? NC

What happens if I do not remember receiving notice about surplus funds after a foreclosure? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, not remembering a notice does not automatically end a claim to foreclosure surplus funds. If money from the foreclosure sale was paid into the clerk of superior court, a person who may be…

Do I need to include or notify every person who may have an interest before the court divides foreclosure surplus funds? NC

Do I need to include or notify every person who may have an interest before the court divides foreclosure surplus funds? – NC Short Answer Usually, yes. In North Carolina, when foreclosure surplus funds are paid into the clerk of superior court and there is a dispute about who should receive them, the person who…

What documents do I need to prove my right to surplus funds from a property I owned with my late spouse? – NC

What documents do I need to prove my right to surplus funds from a property I owned with my late spouse? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, the person claiming foreclosure surplus funds usually must show both a connection to the property and a legal right to the deceased spouse’s share. That often means…

What happens after I receive paperwork saying I may be entitled to surplus funds? – NC

What happens after I receive paperwork saying I may be entitled to surplus funds? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, paperwork saying a person may be entitled to surplus funds usually means money from a foreclosure sale is being held until the Clerk of Superior Court decides who should receive it. The next step…

Can credit card debt affect whether I receive surplus funds from a foreclosure sale? NC

Can credit card debt affect whether I receive surplus funds from a foreclosure sale? – NC Short Answer Yes, in North Carolina, credit card debt can affect whether former owners receive surplus funds from a foreclosure sale, but usually only if that debt became a legally enforceable claim against the property owner, such as a…