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The landlord initially attempted to increase the rent by $275 but then dropped down to $175. The tenant decided at the end to not renew lease and was given 60 days to vacate the premises. New housing had not been secured within the 60 days and he asked for additional time but was refused. Is this... View More
answered on May 24, 2023
Being disabled does not give you special leasing privileges. However written or oral notice to leave does not give possession to owner. A Detainer Warrant being filed, served and granted judgment upon is necessary first.
answered on May 24, 2023
Charges for parking occur everywhere in TN, handicapped or not.
answered on May 24, 2023
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I'm now unable to work and disabled but still need to go to doctor visits and the store.
answered on May 22, 2023
You likely need a lawyer for this. If you have fulfilled the requirements of the law at the time of your conviction you may be able to get your license again. If you were required to have an interlock device on your car and did not, you might have to do that and get a restricted license while its... View More
I am one but they will not turn on service even through I'm on oxygen at night. The excudar is my one sister that is still alive. They want her to sign a document saying whe is the owner and I am a tenant. She refused to sign anything. I am in the process of doing the title transfer but in the... View More
answered on May 17, 2023
If the will is not probated it has no effect, including sister not being an executor. If no will then you might be an heir, so a recorded Affidavit of Heirship might help (both as a source of title and to get the power in your name). Hire an attorney to determine heirship and draft an... View More
A family member was pulled over on my property. the officer placed him under arrest. I ask the officer to leave my property he refused to leave. Then he threatened to arrest me for tell him to get off my property. And told me to say out of his traffic stop that was on my private property.
answered on May 3, 2023
From the facts stated, the LEO conducted his stop properly. You are lucky you were not arrested.
I received a FB notice about this settlement: Facebook, Inc. Consumer Privacy User Profile Litigation, Case No. 3:18-md-02843-VC, United States District Court for the Northern District of California. After several tries by phone & email, I cannot get a suitable answer to my question from their... View More
answered on Apr 28, 2023
https://www.facebookuserprivacysettlement.com/#home
Cut and paste this link - Review this page and then there is a link to fill in a claim.
answered on Apr 19, 2023
Very often they take them as evidence of crimes, so yes. If you are not charged with a crime, then you can ask for them back or sue the LEO for conversion.
I had an officer demand mine for the ticket and threaten to detain me and impound my car if I didn’t give it. I’ve been driving over 30 years and this was the first time I’d ever had an officer even request it, let alone threaten to cuff me and put me in his car. Then when he gave me the... View More
answered on Apr 19, 2023
Whether to cite or arrest you is the LEO's discretion. So if you do not cooperate, he may arrest you. The SSN is available from the Department of Safety. Hire an attorney to represent you as you have already made the cop mad.
My son was removed from his grandmother's house illegally without a signed court order from the judge. and his wife who also is an attorney was a assistant Council for the Department of Children Services is that legal or is that a conflict of interest. I know what my answer is but I want to... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2023
No obvious conflicts shown. It sounds like he is practicing law in an area he knows well. Hire your own attorney.
answered on Mar 28, 2023
That is not employment related, but organizations can govern themselves. If some organization guideline or handbook rule has been violated, then the offended member/former member can assert his rights under those rules. But Tennessee Law rarely applies, and Court action rarely interferes.
My Husband is being detained on charges that he did not commit. I have the documentation, also a compact disk showing my husband was set up. the charges are as follows (1) capias, out of criminal court (2) bond revocation. I have all documents. Hancock County court and Claiborne County court have... View More
answered on Mar 27, 2023
Documentation is usually Heresay, but leads to Witnesses. Husband needs an attorney to represent him, so hire a competent one. Having charges in multiple Counties is difficult and expensive, as reaching a disposition in one Court just puts in jail in another County. Whatever he has been doing... View More
I have notes written by the deceased with dates, documentation of instances and circumstances of unfairness and irregularities, unresolved complaints, etc.
answered on Mar 8, 2023
The most important witness is the plaintiff as to both the cause of action and damages. It is doubtful you could prosecute the case. Alot of what you have is heresay, even with the declarant dead.
What will be looking at I just don't know what to do 5 have kids and I'm trying to get all my ducks in the row but if it's worth getting a lawyer I need one
answered on Feb 13, 2023
It is always worth getting an attorney for any criminal matter.
The leasing office did not call them. They still have the moving truck and will not release it. The police was called but due to this being a private company, there is nothing further they can do. Any suggestions?
answered on Jan 11, 2023
Figure out who the defendant is, and how to serve them. Sue in General Sessions for either Action To Recover Property and/or Conversion. Might want a lawyer.
I can’t remember the name of the form I fill out and turn into the US Attorneys Office to have a Law Enforcement Officer arrested.
I’m not a Lawyer but I don’t have the money for one. So I’m doing things the best I can without a Lawyer. I recently learned that I could sue in... View More
answered on Jan 1, 2023
Either retain an attorney to file a Civil Rights Suit or forget about it. Obviously you do not have the training to prosecute such a suit, which probably has to be a GTLA.
She has stolen packages on several occasions, one such even caught on camera. She also left threatening letter tacked to our tree
answered on Jan 1, 2023
The criminal offense we call theft in Tennessee can be prosecuted by your county district attorney. You will want to reach out to that office to move forward.
answered on Jan 1, 2023
Anytime you get arrested, it should be taken seriously. You should definitely get a competent defense attorney working on your behalf with the district attorney in this case.
I was not on parole/probation; I received my rights back in June of 2020; I’m being charged with a class b felony or a c right now; I’m hoping it can be mended down to a class e which carries 1-6 yrs @30%.
answered on Nov 17, 2022
That would be a very large reduction in the criminal charge. Hire a competent TN attorney to represent you.
answered on Nov 7, 2022
Sometimes, but the charges must be dismissed. If Bound Over or an Indictment rendered, then it is almost impossible. Hire an attorney that knows what a GTLA action is.
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