Landlord-Tenant Law & Evictions North Carolina
Military Clause and SCRA Lease Terminations for Active Duty in North Carolina
North Carolina is home to major military installations, including Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg), Camp Lejeune, and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. Because military life requir...
Illegal Self-Help Evictions: Can a North Carolina Landlord Shut Off Utilities or Change Locks?
When a tenant falls behind on rent or violates a lease, frustration can run high. However, no matter how much money is owed, a landlord in North Carolina cannot take the law into t...
How Long Does the Summary Ejectment Process Take in North Carolina?
If you are a landlord or a tenant in North Carolina, dealing with eviction is a stressful experience. In this state, the formal legal process to remove a tenant is called 'Summary...
Early Lease Termination Rights for Victims of Domestic Violence in North Carolina
Fleeing an abusive relationship or a dangerous living situation is incredibly difficult, and worrying about being sued by a landlord for breaking a lease should never hold you back...
Can North Carolina Tenants Legally Withhold Rent for Pending Repairs?
One of the most common and dangerous misconceptions among renters in cities like Asheville, Charlotte, and Raleigh is that they can simply stop paying rent if their landlord refuse...
Suing a Landlord for Unreturned Security Deposits in North Carolina: Timelines and Rules
Moving out of an apartment is stressful enough without having to fight for the return of your own money. In North Carolina, the handling of security deposits is heavily regulated b...