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answered on May 1, 2025

Until you suffer some loss/damages, you do not have a case even if there is a plausible cause of action. It would be a government tort liability action with damage caps, 1 year SOL, and no jury. Few lawyers know how to file one. If something bad happens, and you have done your due diligence to... View More

I would think that your biggest problem will be finding him. You have some options. You can file a report of theft with the local police department. You can file a civil action. You can go to regulatory agencies. A civil action will cost you a filing fee. In any of the situations, you are... View More

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answered on Apr 16, 2025

In Tennessee, the ability to cancel a timeshare service contract depends not only on state law but also on the specific terms of your agreement and the location, or situs, of the actual timeshare property. Even if you reside in Tennessee or signed the service contract there, your cancellation... View More

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answered on Dec 7, 2024

Not sure of what the $ 80K alleged debt is for, so I cannot give you a SOL, There is a 10 yr catch all SOL, but if criminal costs are involved, it may be part of a sentence. But you do have Exemption Rights, which you might need to assert by Notice Of Exempt Properties if CH 7 Bankruptcy is not... View More

In the State of Tennessee, the statute of limitations for breach of contract is six (6) years. There are certain ways that the creditors can obtain proof that you admitted the debt within 6 years. It could be a writing that you sent or it could be a recorded call with an admission. If it has... View More

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answered on Jul 16, 2024

You can cite it to show some debts are unenforceable. But SOL starts from last payment., Credit companies do not have to comply until you give a written dispute. If report is still wrong then hire a lawyer to sue. They will usually ignore you.

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answered on Jun 18, 2024

Start with complaining to the Lincoln County Mayor. From there, inform whoever is charging you that you will not pay for a utility service you do not get. I have a feeling the Mayor knows what is going on. You may need to get your County Commissioner involved also.

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answered on May 28, 2024

Filing a Complaint without knowing most of the facts could get you repossessed. Hire an attorney to look at your financing statement. Then you and him start calling the noteholder, whoever that is. Some corporation searches will also be necessary. Determining the actual lienholder may be a... View More

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answered on May 6, 2024

Ask again to get your property. Otherwise you will have to file suit for an Action to Recover Property and/or Conversion in General Sessions Court. Be certain who it is that has your property, as you may have to sue two defendants. Loan co. will have an agent for service of process.

It is a matter of contract, not of law. Based on the information you provided, if a contract with a self-storage company provides that insurance is required, there is no law prohibiting that provision. For example, many landlords require residential tenants to have renter's insurance.... View More

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answered on Apr 2, 2024

Based on the information provided, it seems that the dealer may have misrepresented the condition of the car when they sold it to you. If the dealer assured you that the car was in great shape and had been inspected by their shop prior to the sale, but significant issues arose shortly after the... View More

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answered on Mar 21, 2024

In situations like these, the timeframe for a refund can vary depending on the salon's policy and the terms of service agreed upon at the time of booking. Typically, a business should issue a refund within a reasonable time frame, often considered to be 7-14 days. However, this can differ... View More

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answered on Mar 8, 2024

In your situation, where a company has shared your personal information without your consent, you might have grounds to pursue legal action. Privacy laws in many jurisdictions protect individuals' personal data, and businesses are typically required to safeguard this information. If the... View More

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answered on Mar 6, 2024

If a dealership has posted an estimated trade-in value for your car to Carfax that you believe inaccurately reflects its true market value, you might feel concerned about the potential impact on its perceived worth. Inaccurate reporting can indeed influence the opinions of future buyers or... View More

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answered on Feb 23, 2024

Yes, you can create a legal and binding document that outlines restrictions on the use of your car by your mechanic. However, it's important to note that enforcing such restrictions might be challenging, as once your car is in the mechanic's possession, they may need to test-drive it for... View More

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answered on Feb 22, 2024

If you cannot get this off your record by disputing it with the credit bureaus, then you will need an attorney. That amount of money may not justify the expense. It would help to get a copy of the judgment from the Court it was entered. Then you can talk to the attorney about suit. It the... View More

If you are unwilling to enter into a payment arrangement and cannot afford a lawyer, you can spend the next 4 months learning everything you can about lawyering because you'll be representing yourself. There are three options: agree to a payment plan, consent to a judgment, or defend the lawsuit.

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answered on Jan 31, 2024

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to address this issue properly. First, gather all evidence of the President's actions, such as emails, documents, and any witnesses who can support your claims. Consult an attorney experienced in employment law to review your... View More

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answered on Jan 28, 2024

Based on the details provided, it does seem like the dealership may be engaging in deceptive or fraudulent practices which could violate Tennessee's Consumer Protection Act. Here are the key next steps I would recommend:

1. Continue working with the Tennessee Division of Consumer... View More

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answered on Dec 14, 2023

Affirm's actions may be considered a violation of Tennessee's Consumer Protection Act, and you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for further investigation. If the amount in dispute is below the small claims court limit in Tennessee, you could file a lawsuit... View More