John Locke Milholland IV
Attorney at law
Direct and Personal Legal Representation
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Locke Milholland maintains a Raleigh office in Wake County, North Carolina. Contact him by the following:
U.S. Mail:
P.O. Box 31501
Raleigh, NC 27622
telephone: (919)931-1513
Fax: (919)882-1821
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Helping injured persons recover losses from the responsible parties
representation in all aspects of domestic and family issues
Helping clients work through environmental laws and regulations and helping those injured from environmental causes
Aiding in contract drafting, contract enforcement, and defending breaches of contract
Representation in civil trials
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Defining your own rights
The freedom to enter into contracts is a powerful tool. It is powerless without the legal system to enforce the contracts.
Locke Milholland can assist clients in drafting contracts to fully protect their interests.
He can review contracts to provide clients with peace of mind before they sign.
At its core, a contract is a promise for a promise. Without one, the other is a gift. Without fulfilling one, there is a breach.
Contracts attract lawyers like ambulances. As a result, every paragraph, word, and semicolon becomes important. It is therefore important to understand the effect of what is being signed.
Not every contract needs a lawyer to draft it, and not every contract needs a lawyer to review it before you sign. When deciding whether to introduce a lawyer into the contractual process, consider the value of the contract as a total of what could be lost if there is a breach; then consider the reputation of the other party, and their likelihood of not receiving cooperation. If the combination of these two factors gives you enough discomfort, then you should seek legal counsel before proceeding.
Locke Milholland is willing to provide representation and advise in contractual matters to the level providing you with comfort.