Angelica Noel McDonald
Office in Raeford, North Carolina
Business Law · Intellectual property · Real estate
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Housing & Real Estate
Housing lawyers respond to eviction filings, unsafe conditions and withheld security deposits.
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Civil Litigation · General Practice · Real estate
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Business Law · Real estate
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Lawana M. McAllister
Office in Mint Hill, North Carolina
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Racheal Verna Baker
Office in Charlotte, North Carolina
General Practice · Real estate
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Questions people ask
I received an eviction notice. What now?
Do not ignore the court date. A lawyer can raise defenses and request more time.
Can my landlord ignore repairs?
Most states require habitable conditions and give tenants remedies.