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Loan officer said he declined to sign or the deed to the land and I've paid off the loan that we got when married and the title and deed are still in my ex's name and he won't sign them and thanks to the wonderful lawyer I had ( not) he never mentioned anything about getting them... View More

answered on Feb 6, 2025
If your divorce decree orders the conveyance to you, then file a petition for contempt in the divorce action. If you want the home, then pay the taxes.
I was in the process of putting my own driveway in but before I finished he blocked the common driveway. This caused me to get a truckload of stone that day so I would have a way out of my property. Doing this caused the work we did do on the driveway to be damaged by the stone truck because it... View More

answered on Feb 2, 2025
Go to the Register of Deeds in your county and gather all ownership information on those properties. File suit in either General Sessions or Circuit Court.
What actions must a lawyer take to get a hard money lender their money back with the flipping LLC moves the properties out of the LLCs names into their personal names/relatives names& their other flipping companies names after the hard lender asks for their funds back and receive nothing for 14... View More

answered on Feb 1, 2025
Lender needs to file a creditors' bill in Chancery against all interested parties. Lis Pendens against the real property collateral will be needed also. Very difficult suit so Lender needs a good lawyer.
I removed as many of my personal belongings as I could on my own and will be returning the keys. What happens next?

answered on Jan 15, 2025
Owner may want to sue you for money. But apparently no Detainer Warrant yet. Get your stuff out and do not tear up the place. Then look elsewhere for a home. Try not to let owner know your new address or employment, because he will serve you with a suit.
I found out after they completed the job they were part of an asphalt paving scam and did not come back to clean up their mess as they said they would so I stopped payment on the check. They have no physical address and do not return phone calls or return to the worksite so I don't know how I... View More

answered on Dec 21, 2024
Yes, you can be sued for anything, anytime; however, it does not mean you were wrong. I would make sure to write them a letter, letting them know the defects and why you are not paying. I would further suggest that you hire an attorney to do if for you, so they are on formal notice.
The notice says that I have failed to keep my premises safe and clean by failing to remove trash & pet waste—pet waste has been cleaned and the large contractor bags they are talking about are clothes, not trash. I have a company scheduled to come in to clean and remediate the issue of smell.... View More

answered on Dec 17, 2024
Owner must file, serve and litigate a Detainer Warrant against you to get possession, So it is only started. You may wish to defend yourself in Court or find another place.

answered on Dec 9, 2024
Vehicle may be subject of a Forfeiture Warrant or criminal evidence. Either way you need an attorney and cash to get vehicle back unless you talk LEOs into giving it back, which is doubtful.
originally received a four year suspended sentence.served three terms 9 m 9 m12 m Towards the suspended sentence. Also during this time Was placed on Community Corrections and ended up with 492 days (16 months) CC day 4 day credits (of which I only was made aware of the exact amount after... View More

answered on Nov 23, 2024
Do you have the sentencing orders. A Writ of Habeas Corpus is the appropriate method for her release.
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How can I garnish her business account or make her start a payment plan without using a lawyer? Are there things I can do myself?

answered on Nov 20, 2024
Obviously you cannot handle this yourself. Hire a collection attorney on this. That is a fairly large amount of money which will take time and many attempts to get anything. It appears that you have not looked at your target closely yet, which you need to do now in order to get the attorney... View More
Get the tires back or get compensated for the money that are old for these tires

answered on Nov 18, 2024
You might sue him in General Sessions Court. If you get a Judgment then you must start trying to collect.

answered on Nov 11, 2024
Hire a competent lawyer to consult. Very few know anything about trust and will litigation.

answered on Oct 24, 2024
If you are listed as an owner on the title, then the vehicle is not yours. Signing the note does not give you ownership. You can report the driver to LEO.
me..is their a law backing this up? I offered to pay the $10,$20 even $30 dollars, !! No,they say I owe 700 dollars!! Happen in Memphis TN!!

answered on Oct 10, 2024
Send them proof (photos, e.g.) showing the listed rate was $10 per day, as well as any proof (GPS data, bills of lading or gas receipts) that it was not parked there beyond the day. Hang on to copies for the unlikely event that they take you to court.
I had been stopped about a prior warrant I already served time over, while being stopped and searched the officer took my phone and personal belongings and sat them in his car while waiting on NCIC to come back clean and when it did he left and never returned my property. It's been two days... View More

answered on Oct 2, 2024
You can call the LEO and ask for your property back. Or call the chief or sheriff and complain. Ultimately you would have to sue the LEO and the County for conversion, which is not worth it. You might get a phone.

answered on Sep 30, 2024
Apparently you have no ownership interest and paying taxes for the owners. It might be possible to dismiss a Detainer Warrant, but you can definitely be ejected from possession.
A felon in possession was officially charged and is being tried on Unlawful possession of handgun. I thought one was a misdemeanor and the other was a felony charge.

answered on Sep 18, 2024
DA has discretion on the criminal charge. So if he chooses a misdemeanor, that is his prerogative.

answered on Sep 11, 2024
Defendant would probably argue 3 year property tort SOL. Plaintiff could argue 7 year SOL. Arguing no notice will be hard with public records. Tax Statutes will have some impact also.
I found my ebooks on multiple different platforms Apple to rakuten to Barnes& Noble a few other places. They were selling my ebooks without my permission not having a contract with them. I send him a cease and assist and I am the intellectual property owner and the copyright owner and I have a... View More

answered on Sep 11, 2024
If your ebooks are being sold without permission by platforms like Apple, Rakuten, and Barnes & Noble, and your cease and desist requests have been ignored, you have several steps you can take to protect your rights. Since you already have a federal copyright registration, you are in a strong... View More

answered on Sep 9, 2024
Start calling around for lawyers and ask them. Know your facts perfectly.
Economic crimes was informed in 2020 but has not reached out

answered on Sep 5, 2024
If you were robbed by the police, harassed, and illegally evicted, you have several legal options to consider to seek justice and recovery. First, document all the incidents in detail, including dates, locations, the names or badge numbers of officers involved, and any witnesses. Keep all... View More
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