Verbal Agreement Estate Dispute

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Verbal agreements in North Carolina can be valid but are often difficult to prove. Witnesses can strengthen your claim, but written agreements are generally more enforceable. Consulting a local estate attorney is advisable for navigating estate disputes and ensuring your rights are protected.

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Hello ****, thank you for sharing your location. Could you please provide more details about the legal issue you need assistance with in North Carolina?
Ues my fiance is dyimg from camcer i have lived with her for 6 years we have verbal agreement that i can reside in the home * konths afyer ahes passes . Her children want me to sign a lease agreement even thouhh the home is beimg left to the estate to be sold and proceeds to be split amonnst jer children
Hello ****,
In North Carolina:
- Verbal agreements are generally valid but can be hard to prove.
- Estate law typically favors written wills and contracts.
- Lease agreements can provide you with legal protections.
It might be prudent to consult with a local estate attorney.
Io have witnesees to our verbal agreement aswell
Hello ****,
In North Carolina:
- Having witnesses can strengthen your claim regarding the verbal agreement.
- It's advisable to get their statements in writing.
- Still, written agreements are usually more enforceable.
Please consider consulting a local estate attorney for further advice.