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Homeowner association (HOA) disputes in North Carolina don't automatically require arbitration unless your community's governing documents specifically call for it. Most HOA conflicts in NC can be resolved through informal discussions, formal complaints, or mediation...
Homeowners can find themselves entangled in disputes with their homeowners’ associations (HOAs). North Carolina law provides some relief to homeowners by allowing them to recover attorney fees in certain circumstances. If you are a homeowner considering taking your...
Homeowners Associations (HOAs) often have specific guidelines that regulate various aspects of community living, often including holiday decorations. These rules help to maintain a certain aesthetic or uniformity within the community, which can sometimes be...
Moving into a new home in a planned community can be exciting. Amenities, a sense of community and well-maintained surroundings are all appealing perks. But before you unpack those boxes, it's crucial to understand the rules that govern your new neighborhood. These...
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are tasked with maintaining community standards and property values. But sometimes, their enforcement of rules can feel overzealous, leading to disputes and fines for homeowners. If your HOA has fined you in North Carolina, it's...
In North Carolina, the Superior Court can require mediation for some legal disputes. This resolution method attempts to settle issues outside the court and reduce the time spent on a case. If you received an order for mandatory mediation, you could take it as an...
Arbitration procedures in North Carolina, like those in many other places, are designed to provide an alternative dispute resolution method that can be faster and less formal than traditional court proceedings. The following are some critical points about arbitration...
Many business owners automatically (and often, incorrectly) assume it is a good thing to require Arbitration in settling contract disputes. In North Carolina, as in other states, businesses often add arbitration clauses in their contracts. These clauses are...