Introducing Title & Practice and New NCLTA Resources: Practical Support for North Carolina Land Title Professionals

Tracy Steadman — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 14:10:36 GMT

We’re excited to launch Title & Practice, the NCLTA blog focused on practical insight for North Carolina land title professionals.

The blog, now a part of the NCLTA website, is intended to be a straightforward, useful resource – something you can turn to for clarity on issues that arise in practice, updates on developments and legislation affecting our industry, and NCLTA news and events. It will also feature perspectives from our colleagues on emerging issues.

To access the blog, click on the “Resources” tab and then on “Title & Practice: The NCLTA Blog” in the drop-down menu. You may also access the blog by clicking on the green blog icon on the home page.

In addition to the blog, we are introducing several new resources designed to support your work.

New NCLTA Resources

Member Discussion Board

The NCLTA member discussion board provides a space to connect with other professionals across the state to ask questions, share insight, and learn from one another.

Whether you are working through a specific issue or looking for perspective on a recurring question, the discussion board is intended to facilitate practical, peer-to-peer exchange.

To access the Discussion Board, log in to your NCLTA account. Once logged in, you will see “Discussion Board” under the “Resources” tab. You may also access it by clicking the green Discussion Board icon on the home page.

Submit a Question: Enterprise Justice (Odyssey)

Enterprise Justice (Odyssey) has now rolled out in all 100 North Carolina counties. While statewide implementation is a significant milestone, we recognize that inconsistencies remain and practical questions continue to arise in day-to-day practice.

To support our members as the system continues to evolve, NCLTA and the NCBA Real Property Section have collaborated to create a dedicated email resource for Enterprise Justice (Odyssey)-related questions.

Questions may be submitted via email at odysseynclta@gmail.com

For more information on how to submit a question, go to the “Enterprise Justice (Odyssey) Support” tab.

Looking Ahead

These resources are intended to be practical, accessible, and responsive to the needs of title professionals working across North Carolina. We hope the NCLTA website becomes a resource you return to regularly.

We invite you to post questions and responses to the Discussion Board, submit questions to the Enterprise Justice (Odyssey) Support Team and share ideas for future blog posts.

If you are interested in contributing to the blog or have topic suggestions that may be helpful to colleagues, please contact Mary Gallimore Walker at mwalker@glcglaw.com.

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Introducing Title & Practice and New NCLTA Resources: Practical Support for North Carolina Land Title Professionals