Yes, unless the lease has some other provision, the statute of limitation on property damage is usually 3 years. However, I would encourage you not to wait, its usually better to pursue any claim as soon as possible.

Yes. But be sure to look at your contract before you do. The contract may limit your recover or damages and may require you to mediate or arbitrate the dispute.

They could file a lien.

If I understand the question correctly, the driver would be an employee or on a contractual basis with the valet company. I believe that the answer to the question demands an understanding of their employment agreement and/or contract. It should spell out who is responsible for damages.

She can try, but I doubt it will result in much since so much time has passed. If they do file suit, you will need to consult an attorney.

The below link should take you to the Tennessee Courts website. Unless the judgment set out an interest rate the rate for post-judgment interest for a Judgment in September 2012 would have been 5.25%

http://www.tncourts.gov/node/1232344

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answered on Mar 12, 2018

You should first conduct extensive title searches of both yours and the neighbors' properties. Hopefully there may be at least a mention of a Right of Way or Easement. There may be something that you can do to the neighbors within your rights. But without an Easement, express or... View More

If you wanted to sue someone for the return of property, you would need to sue the person that is in possession of the property. From the few facts here - it doesn't seem that you have any legal ability to force the cousin to disclose anything as the cousin has no duty to disclose that... View More

You could file a motion to quash a garnishment and/or a slow pay motion to try and get some relief.

Sorry, but probably not. In order to have a case "re-opened" ( not a legal term) on the basis of "newly discovered evidence" you have to show that the evidenced was not available at the time of the first hearing. From what you described, that does not appear to be possible.... View More

What does the contract say? Have they sold the items? Are they objecting to the time it would take to go through the merchandise to pull them out? You may want to contact an attorney to review the contract and advise you what your next steps should be.

You should consult a probate attorney. If your father left a will, you would have been entitled to notice of probate. If he didn't leave a will, you are entitled to a portion of his estate.

The rules of civil procedure provide for "discovery" to aid in collection. In other words, you can demand by subpoena to make the debtor appear in court and answer questions about their work and assets. Your question doesn't specify whether your judgment was granted by the circuit or... View More

You could choose to file a civil lawsuit against the person that owes you money.

There is a process for enrolling a "foreign judgment" in each State. "Foreign" means a judgment from out of state, not from another country. In order to enforce the Alabama decree, you must enroll the judgment in Florida and when that process is completed, the Alabama judgment... View More

It is unclear what you mean by a "small claims suit"- if you are seeking payment of "court ordered" obligations, it would seem that you would file in the court that issued the order originally. However, if you no longer live there , this would not make sense. Child support... View More

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answered on Oct 23, 2017

This is both a trespassing and conversion case. There is a criminal statute but you will not be able to do both probably, mainly because of the amount of money involved. You will need your Surveyor as a witness on the land lines, and should have a lumber man to put in evidence the damages.... View More

If Bubble RUN is telling you there are no refunds if they cancel/ postpone for no reason- you should ask for where this rule is in writing. On the webpage it indicates that there are no refunds - but indicates this is related to "checking your calendar prior to signing up." There are no... View More

You can take them to court. But look at your contract. There may be some requirement that you arbitrate, or submit the matter to mediation first. I would suggest you contact the moving company and tell them you are giong to contact the police / district attorney as to his if the furniture is not... View More

It is hard to say based upon the limited information you have given. If you can load the items up and take them to her house and drop them off in a covered place (telling her first you are doing this - this would be best. If not, If you can contact your sister and law and give her a date by... View More