If 25 hours of service is purchased can they have an expiration date on when those service hours can be used?
answered on Jul 20, 2022
Generally, yes. And if you do not like the terms and conditions of the purchase, then you do not need to do business with that provider.
For example, I just personally purchased an online continuing education course. I have to complete the course by October, or I lose the ability to access... Read more »
The court appointed the probate lawyer to be an administrator in my husband 's estate,so basically I would like him to be removed from this position and estate to be closed. I just simply do not trust him.
answered on Jul 20, 2022
If he's court appointed, the court would need to remove him. You do this by filing the appropriate petition/motion. Consult a new attorney to determine your options.
The court appointed the probate lawyer to be an administrator in my husband 's estate,so basically I would like him to be removed from this position and estate to be closed. I just simply do not trust him.
answered on Jul 20, 2022
That is a motion to remove the administrator for cause, and maybe an accounting. You will need some definite reasons to talk the Judge into removing someone he appointed a fiduciary. Not trusting him will not suffice. Also a proposed successor administrator will need to be suggested, such as... Read more »
answered on Jul 20, 2022
The answer depends. The recipient of the photo would likely not be charged if it was unsolicited and the photo(s) were deleted and reported to the appropriate authorities. If the photo was solicited from the minor and the photo is kept - then there's a bigger problem. Facts matter under the... Read more »
I supposedly have a judgement against me over $100 even though I've never seen it. The law firm called my job and talked bad about me. Then I agreed to pay $125 I kept paying it, but did not sign a contract stating I would. Last month I only paid $50 because again I didnt sign anything. My job... Read more »
answered on Jul 19, 2022
You are entitled to protections under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act - including obtaining in writing the full basis for any claimed debt or debt validation. But you must write them to request.... Read more »
He moved out in April and her reasoning was it was abandoned since he had an OP and had to leave. This furniture did not belong to him and she knew. Had tried to retrieve it back in Mid April with no luck. What is my next move?
answered on Jul 18, 2022
File an action in General Sessions Court for Conversion, Action to Recover Personal Property. Hopefully you have service information for her.
Per TN state law 53-50-301 says I can’t have two at the same time, but is the lost license still valid or usable if I found it?
Was at fault given citation,. Ended up in a boot with 2 broken toes and foot fracture up 6 months healing. I know it's my fault just saying options on what to do tia
answered on Jul 18, 2022
For what are you seeking an attorney? Based on your post, I would seek an attorney to represent you and help you obtain the best result possible for the citation issued to you. If the accident occurred while you were working then you might have a workers' comp claim and an attorney... Read more »
marriage green card
answered on Jul 17, 2022
A US citizen can sponsor his wife who entered the country on a student visa, and thereby adjust status to get a green card. This is true even if your wife is currently out of status. Any lawyer from any state can represent both of you in this process. Some of us handle these types of cases on a... Read more »
I have not had a rental because they never offered one. They are just now starting to process my claim even though I filed the claim on 05/11/2022. Can I request what it would have cost them in rental fees. Also can I ask for missed overtime because I didn't a vehicle all this time and I... Read more »
answered on Jul 16, 2022
A Tennessee attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. They may not offer the rental; you have to request it. In terms of the lost wages, it could be denied. Only a Tennessee attorney could advise on the operation of your first-party benefits for lost wages/overtime... Read more »
Hi. I am on a memorandum in Lincoln County Tennessee for the crime of simple possession. They put me on 2 years of probation and fined me right at $2500. I paid my fines off about 6 months ago and only have 2 more probation visits left of my two years. I’ve held the same job down for 4 years,... Read more »
answered on Jul 15, 2022
Hire an attorney to represent you. Apparently you violated Probation and could serve the rest of the Sentence incarcerated. It might get extended though, so be ready to urinate cleanly at Court.
I had a blown tire. Was in a parking lot after drinks with friends. Called a lyft while waiting for said lyft in my car police came and arrested me. The car was not running and had a literal blown out tire so was not drivable at all.
answered on Jul 15, 2022
The State apparently believes that you drove the car earlier prior to it being inoperable. That is sufficient facts for the charge of DUI.
I just want to know is it being only 2 year sentence. How serious is my felony do I got a d or e . This is my first time catching a burglary but I have been in trouble in the past in 2008 for a class c robbery. I really don't have a lengthy record or serious charges besides the 2008 charge.... Read more »
answered on Jul 15, 2022
Sounds like a Class D Felony being a conviction for Burglary. It could be an E for Theft though. Read the Judgment at the Clerk's Office. Tennessee will Extradite from other States for Felonies.
answered on Jul 15, 2022
Yes, you can, but you shouldn't do this without the advice and assistance of an experienced estate planning attorney to make sure it is does correctly and that you make the right tax elections.
We want to file uncontested because we both want to keep paying on the home and reside here until we are financially able to relocate separately. Is it possible to file uncontested in our situation?
answered on Jul 14, 2022
Yes. It's possible. But you can also sell the house during the divorce and split the proceeds and move on. First recommendation is that you get everything in writing in a proper marital dissolution agreement, which you'll need anyways. Second, you would be wise to get an attorney to... Read more »
answered on Jul 14, 2022
An invalid deed - such as one obtained under false pretenses. Or for other reasons such as a deed lacking proper signatures and seals.
The first offense happened 3 years ago. I was banned from the property for a year. I got a diversion when that incident happened & didn’t get into any more trouble until sometime last week when the 2nd offense happened. What the worse that can happen? What are some of my possible options??
answered on Jul 14, 2022
The best thing to do is to hire an attorney to get you the best possible deal.
I was put on it under the old law
answered on Jul 13, 2022
What does your court order say about the time on the registry? They can't increase a sentence without notice and a hearing - but they also can't impose a penalty that wasn't authorized at the time. This is known as a prohibited ex post facto law.
Purchased a used 5th wheel camper from a dealer. Got it home and slide-out malfunctioned. Went out crooked, woud not go back in straight. Paid someone to come get it in straight. He found a bent slide rail and gears with evidence of previous damage.
answered on Jul 13, 2022
Depends on whether you purchased "as is" or with or without a warranty. And maybe whether they knew about the problem and intentionally covered it up.
The mortgage company is Wells Fargo and they're taking their time what legal problems can they get into if they don't release it and they make me lose the sale
answered on Jul 13, 2022
Your title company should be handling this issue. Contact them.
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