Seay Law Firm, PLLC

02/12/2021

Happy Friday from us at Seay Law Firm!

A lawyer showed up to virtual court in the 394th district of Texas with a kitten filter turned on, the cat moving its lips and eyes, as Rod Ponton said he an...

12/11/2020

North Carolina Courts will postpone non-essential, in-person court proceedings for 30 days beginning December 14.

11/20/2020

James L. Seay, III, an attorney with the Seay Law Firm, received the Addison Hewlett Jr. Award for exceptional pro bono legal services for his successful representation of Legal Aid clients in complex landlord-tenant litigation. His name will be added to a plaque in the New Hanover County Courthouse.

Our Wilmington office and the New Hanover County Bar Association have honored 33 attorneys and one law firm for providing pro bono legal services to our clients from September 2018 to September 2020.

05/03/2020

RALEIGH – Chief Justice Cheri Beasley and N.C. Administrative Office of the Courts director McKinley Wooten, Jr. sent a memo to judicial branch employees on April 30 to highlight the Chief Justice’s new COVID-19 task force and provide an update on the status of court proceedings. The memo reads ...

03/25/2020

Copied from NHC ROD webpage:

NEW HANOVER COUNTY

REGISTER OF DEEDS

320 Chestnut Street, Suite 120, Wilmington, NC 28401
P: (910) 798-4530 1 F: (910) 798-7751 1 NHCgov.com

Tammy Theusch Beasley, Registrar



March 18, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and the declaration of a local, state, and national emergency, I am implementing some temporary changes to keep the citizens and staff safe. While our office will be open normal business hours; changes and suggested processes are as follows:

We strongly recommend customers who are needing certified copies of vital records to utilize our online request website https://registerofdeeds.nhcgov.com. Orders are processed daily and mailed out by next day. If you must come into the office to request vital records, we ask that ONLY the requesting party come in.

Couples needing to obtain marriage licenses will, for the time being, need to make an appointment and can do so by calling 910-798-4544. We ask that only the applicants come in to their appointment. The online portion of the marriage application can also be found at the above website and will minimize the time spent in office.

We urge those needing to record documents to consider electronic recording. Please contact 910-798-7713 for information regarding this process. If you must visit our office to record, we ask that only the recording party/agent come in.

Those needing to take their notary oath or in need of notarial services will need to make an appointment and can do so by calling 910-798-7731.

We strongly urge citizens seeking to search our real estate records and/or order certified copies of these documents to visit https://search.newhanoverdeeds.com to do so.

We are trying to keep citizens and staff safe. If one of our staff members tests positive, our entire office will have to be quarantined resulting in the closure of our office. We want to prevent that.

Please call 910-798-7711 if you have any questions and of course; if you are sick we ask that you please do not visit our office.

Regards,

Tammy Theusch Beasley, Registrar

03/25/2020

https://news.nhcgov.com/news-releases/2018/09/court-closings-and-information/

NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC – The New Hanover County Courthouse will open Monday, September 24 with limited court sessions in criminal district court and criminal superior court. Civil court sessions ... Read More »

03/25/2020

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12/29/2019

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12/27/2019

10/21/2019

https://www.fayobserver.com/news/20191015/nc-court-strikes-down-video-sweepstakes-games

In Onslow County lawsuit, games operated by Sandhills Amusements of Southern Pines are ruled to be in violation of anti-gambling laws.

10/21/2019

Our downtown historical Wilmington office may need one of these inspections!

For Halloween, paranormal investigators in Charlotte will inspect houses sold by Bungalo. North Carolina real estate disclosure law does not require a seller to tell buyers if a home is haunted or has a ghost.

10/21/2019

https://www.wect.com/2019/10/05/we-are-one-year-away-real-id-requirements-are-you-ready/

With the deadline of the Federal Real I.D. program rapidly approaching, the U.S. government is urging citizens who do not already have a Real I.D. to strongly consider getting one sooner rather than later.