FAQ

Thank your for your interest in learning more about working with Janice S. Head, P.A. for your legal needs. Below is our FAQ of North Carolina's Laws.

Does one need a title search to purchase property?

It is in buyer’s discretion if he desires a title search; however, a search is recommended to discover any lien(s), encumbrances or defects in the chain of title.
Are joint Wills legal in North Carolina?

No, each individual must have his/her own individual Will disposing of property at death.
Can one person be a sole owner or shareholder of a Limited Liability Company or a small business Corporation in North Carolina?

Yes.
Are there any points for “improper equipment” traffic ticket convictions in North Carolina?

There should be no points on a person’s driver’s license record nor insurance points in North Carolina at the present time; however, the “improper equipment” is shown on the driver’s license record and only one can be obtained in a three-year period.
When can one file for an Absolute Divorce in North Carolina?

One year and one day after the date of the physical split of the parties (at which time they intended to remain separate and apart and did so) and not from the date of a legal separation.
How is child support calculated in North Carolina?

Child support is calculated by a formula based on the number of children involved and placement times pursuant to the North Carolina Child Support Guidelines and not specific percentages per child.
Who is entitled to custody of a child in North Carolina?

Either parent who is “fit and proper” is entitled to placement of his/her minor child without a court order.