As mentioned in previous posts, Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Paul C. Ridgeway and Kellie Z. Myers adopted new Local Rules for the Tenth Judicial District (Wake County). These new Wake County Local Rules contain amendments to 5 local forms (Local Form 1 – 5) and include one new form (Loca...
Get the New Wake Co. Arbitration Waiver Form in Word What You'll Want to Know If you have a civil case in North Carolina, especially if you are about to file or defend against a new one, you will want to know about some critical changes to the non-binding arbitration statutes. The changes have le...
New Wake Co. Local Rules CLE Slide Show from Inez_de_Ondarza_Simmons Slide Show by Wake Co. Trial Court Administrator Kristen Fetter On January 31, 2013, Wake County Trial Court Administrator Kristen Fetter taught a Continuing Legal Education session on the new Wake County Local Rules. At the ...
Rules of the Road and Getting to Just Compensation In addition to the statutes in North Carolina, cases, and the general Rules of Civil Procedure, the Local Rules for each judicial district can play a critical role in eminent domain cases in North Carolina. That is true regardless of whether it i...
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