de Ondarza Simmons, PLLC

08/24/2021

Power of Attorneys: Health Care Power of Attorney and Financial Power of Attorney vs. Guardianship Simply stated, a power of attorney gives the authority to act for another person in specified or all legal or financial matters or private affairs. It can be prepared well in advance of a situation to ensure that your wishes regarding your personal and medical care or your assets are followed. ...

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04/20/2017

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04/18/2017

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Call us today for a consultation, we can help you with all your Estate and Trust planning needs!

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NC Business & Real Estate Litigation - Business Disputes, Financial Class Actions, Eminent Domain, Adverse Possession, Partition Actions, Boundary Disputes

04/18/2017

How prepared is your family?

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/08/business/how-to-make-a-will.html?rref=collection%2Ftimestopic%2FEstate%20Planning&action=click&contentCollection=your-money®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=1&pgtype=collection&_r=0

Many Americans don’t have wills, but should. You can do it yourself online, but consulting a lawyer is often a safer bet.

12/04/2011

43,560. That is the number of square feet in 1 acre of land. Every real estate TRANSACTION lawyer knows it. But many LITIGATION lawyers do not. They may practice general civil litigation, or simply focus on other types of litigation, like accidents, workers' compensation, or medical malpractice. But if you have a REAL ESTATE dispute, you are going to need a REAL ESTATE TRIAL ATTORNEY, who knows the number 43,560.

11/25/2011

Adverse Possession and Eminent Domain – What’s the difference?

We handle both adverse possession and eminent domain cases in North Carolina, and we noticed that a lot of folks have been asking this question: "What's the difference between adverse possession and eminent domain?" So, we decided we should answer it. To see the answer, and the links to our North Carolina Adverse Possession Blog and North Carolina Eminent Domain Blog, you should click here: http://deondarzasimmons.com/adverse-possession-and-eminent-domain/

Recently, Google has referred several people to our website who have entered the following search phrase, "What is the difference between adverse possessi

09/30/2011

DON'T FORGET!: name a trustee under deed of trust as party in NC AFTER TODAY, and you could pay ATTORNEYS' FEES: http://bit.ly/rqEFHP

North Carolina prohibits naming trustee under deed of trust in all civil actions except foreclosures and power of sale actions. This includes condemnation cases, even though existing eminent domain statutes require naming in the declaration of taking all owners and holders or claimants of interests ...

09/08/2011

In North Carolina, can a property owner successfully plead inverse condemnation and turn a partial takings case into a TOTAL TAKE? Good question, because in North Carolina an inverse claim is the only condemnation claim that allows the property owner to recover ATTORNEYS' FEES. To see what happened in a recent case, you should click here:

http://carolinacondemnationlaw.com/108-hearing/inverse-condemnation-from-damage-to-remainder/

North Carolina eminent domain law - cases, statutes, and developments