assets because they were covering them. Can I sue my insurance company to pay what I've been sued for? To add insult to injury, they provided me with a lawyer who did not defend me and was responsible for browbeating me into signing away all I have.(my home) in a mediation. I'm 85... View More 
answered on Jul 28, 2017
You should make an appointment and see a lawyer. There are a lot of details that would have to be discussed before an answer could be given. Tennessee has a short statute of limitations - so don't wait. Most lawyers will do an initial consultation for free.
My mother paid a mortgage co for title insurance in 2007. The mortgage company did not do the title search until after my mother's death 8 years later, thus finding out the land wasn't signed off by my uncle back in 5/02, leaving him owning a security interest in the land. The title... View More
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answered on May 17, 2017
You have not provided all of the necessary data, but I can tell you this much. It appears that your uncle has a superior or first deed of trust on the property.. It may include fixtures also, and if the mobile home does not have wheels, it might be arguably affixed to the land and part of the... View More
My mother passed on 8/23/15. I tried to take over the payments of her home considering I am her only living heir and those checks were sent back to me untouched. I went to court on 2/28/17 over foreclosure, tried to speak to the judge and he shut me up fast stating we were there for a... View More
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answered on May 17, 2017
Your case does not have anything to do with criminal law. More than likely the insurance policy was paid for by the lender who held the note and deed of trust, which undoubtedly paid to the first lienholder prior to anything going to the homeowner. You may be able to make a complaint with the... View More
And then the check didn't come for 2 months causing many additional costs I want to be compensated for.
answered on Oct 30, 2016
they are supposed to get it out promptly--within short time. If you were hurt contact a member of the Tenn Assn for Justice--they give free consults.
You can ask them to pay; if they refusce contact the consumer counsel for your state AG's office.
An insurance agent in TN is claiming that he doesn't owe me the balance of the premium paid on an auto insurance policy because the "cancelation fee" cancels it out. It is my understanding that insurance is regulated by the state in TN and that in the event of a canceled policy the... View More
answered on Oct 12, 2016
Ask him to show you where the policy talks about a cancellation fee.
Insurance company has been billing my credit card for the last 2+ years without my knowledge or consent. I haven't had that car in 2+ years. They automatically renewed 2 years of monthly payments without my knowledge or consent. I was never contacted in over 2 years. My car died, I sold it for... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2016
They can't wait two years then hit you. If it was monthly, you would have seen it on the bill.File a dispute with the credit card company immediately if you didn't already. Where did you have correspondence with them before? Look for paperwork using your alternate address--like when your... View More
He said he fixed it. He made it a worse problem and now I had no headlights. But he gave it back an I payed truck note an insurance by friday night. Court was Thursday. He repoed it Saturday stating it was him exercising his right not to sell it to me. I havent been able work lost jobs an now... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2016
Not sure what is going on here and who the person is. Suggest you contact a consumer attorney go to www.naca.net
However they won't be able to do anyhing for your financial situation immediately so you need to develop a plan to meet your needs to get to work, etc.
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