Regular mail for a summons is not valid. It needs to be certified where the post office will deliver it and make you sign for it. If you fail to appear the court may grant a judgment of default, even if it is bad service. Hire local counsel to review the summons and help you make a determination... Read more »

You can sue for Trespass in General Sessions. Damages will be a problem, so expect little or no money. Obtain service information and carefully fill out a Civil Warrant.

In TN call the Sheriff or the DA to request charges. It might be grounds for setting aside an adverse decision.

Possible negligence cause of action. But it is a Government Tort Liability Action, so few lawyers know what to do. No jury and a 1 year SOL, with with caps on damages. You will need other firemen to testify as experts.

Usually if not in her name, she is not responsible. But a creditor can argue some debts were a necessity, like medicals, food, rent, etc, and still sue her.

Call the Court Clerk and ask. The File is a public record.

You will probably need a TN attorney to get the Clerk and the Sheriff to execute a Levy against the firm's Bank Account. It would be necessary to know what Bank they use. There are Fees for each Levy. You apparently have a Judgment but now you have 10 years to collect.

Hire a competent attorney. You will not be able to represent yourself effectively for such Felony charges.

Your Summons should tell you that your Answer is due within 30 days of Service. Hire a competent attorney. Fair Compensation can be asked for, and a suit might bring in more money. But the Government has Eminent Domain powers. You should ask for enough money to build another parking lot.

Is the truck in your possession? If not, and you did not perfect the lien on the title, then the buyer could sell it. You will need an attorney to look at the contract and the facts prior to doing anything else. Otherwise you could be charged with theft or conversion.

Both Parties can argue they are entitled to the money. But it is up to you to file for breach of contract, conversion, etc. in General Sessions Court, where you will have the burden of proof.

If the property is significant, file an Action to Recover Personal Property in Sessions. As to debt, it is up to him to sue you. I doubt FDCA applies here enough to file suit.

You may or may not have a Governmental Tort Liability Act/ 18 USC Section 1983 action, as it sounds like you were not charged. But you will need damages, which are capped. Consult with a competent attorney.

Action to Recover Personal Property in General Sessions Court. Bond will probably be required, so determine if the stolen items are worth it.

Yes. You can sue. But not having a contract for a loan may enable them to a decent defense. Consult counsel to determine your options.

If you are still in possession ten days after the Judgment, then the landlord can ask for a

Writ of Possession to issue. Usually the Sheriff will contact you to leave prior to force, but it is not required. Not going to Court probably forfeited your Security Deposit which you did not... Read more »

If The company asked you to do the work -and you did the work- you should be entitled to be paid. The fact there is not a writing shouldn't prevent you from making a claim.

You may want to formally write them sending an invoice for your services - and if that doesn't work you... Read more »

The Bulk Sale Law is probably violated. But you will need to examine your potential defendant. If no disclosure was made, then breach of contract may not have occurred. Obviously you did not check this out prior to purchase. Hire a competent attorney to examine your choices.

Probably a 3 year SOL

You interest could possibly be executed upon. Most buyers will not take your title however. Judgment Liens are good for ten years from date of Judgment, unless extended, which happens frequently. Even it the Lien lapses, it will still be in your title unless the creditor or a court removes it.... Read more »