Im wanting to start an ecommerce website. Do I need a LLC to protect myself just to test the business and the market. However, I do have an ok savings but I do not want to get sued. I'm scared that I would lose my personal savings if I don't.
What I mean by testing the business... Read more »

I'm not a Tennessee attorney, but the answer to your question would be more or less the same in any state.
I agree with Mr. Wright. Yes, you should have an LLC out of the gate. A corporation is another alternative, but an LLC is generally the structure of choice for small... Read more »

Yes

When you file for bankruptcy relief, you must sign several bankruptcy Schedules showing ALL your estates and ALL your debts, and swear to their accuracy. You cannot leave anything out.
Credit card and medical bill debts are generally unsecured, i.e., there is no collateral securing... Read more »
I am having a surveyor coming out. I did find out however my neighbor did not have a land survey before building the house.

Apparently you do not know your boundaries at this point. Your allowing a house to be built on your land without protest will be used against you. Hire a competent surveyor now, then take the plat to a competent attorney. It will be difficult and expensive, with the minimum result of a Boundary... Read more »
I went twice to my probation officer and never went back. I just recently paid off my fines and was informed that I had a 1st violation warrant and there's no bond. Do you think I will get released from probation or will I have to complete a year? I know I am probably going to have to do some... Read more »

Hire a competent attorney. Turn yourself in at Court with him, having all costs paid in full. It is possible that the Probation might get extended. Be ready for a drug test. Do not make the PO mad again, and do not get in any more trouble.
You found out you were still married to your first wife after 3 years of marriage to your 2nd wife and you then divorced your first wife however did not remarry your 2nd wife. Does this mean your 2nd marriage is invalid? Can the person who was married be liable and go to jail for bigamy after... Read more »

The second marriage is invalid. Consult local counsel to determine your options.
The mother wants him to give up his rights but we don't know how to go about doing it if he doesn't give them up then she is gonna continue to be a headache and threaten him with his kids because sometimes he can't see them on weekends due to working not having a sitter or because of being sick

You would file a petition to terminate parental rights and litigate the issues. Consult counsel to see if your situation would qualify.

What law?... You may need to consult with an attorney, especially if you think it concerns you in a criminal manner.
If I get divorced from my current husband will this money be protected? Could he take half of it or is it safe since it’s in her trust fund.

Do not create this Trust yourself. Hire a competent attorney to draft a simple Trust, possibly Spendthrift, without anyone else but the Trustee knowing. It will be difficult to keep it out of a divorce unless it is set up right and only certain people know about it. You will probably not... Read more »
My husband and I have been living in his grandparents home for 13 years. They have been deceased for 10 years. We have their deed, but do not know what our legal rights are are. The house is needing work and we are not able to take a loan out because the house is not in our home. What are our... Read more »

You need to first determine whether your husband is the sole heir of the property. If his parents are alive, or there are siblings, this will help determine options. Typically, when someone dies without a will, property is passed to the next of kin by statute. The heir files an affidavit of... Read more »
She admitted to it in child support court and the judge said it was a federal offense..

I would consult with a federal attorney.
Take your phone out of your hand on a traffic stop and say we don't need anyone else here

Without knowing more I can not say if it is legal or not.
What can I do?

I would call the police and let them know.
and felony envading and the other one is poss of cocaine drug paraphernalia and attempted tampering with evidence

You have two felonies for sure. You should hire an attorney for your case.
I called the police to supervise while I got my stuff and left after a fight with my boyfriend. I failed to mention the part where I attacked him verbally and threw something at him. He choked me for a few seconds and there were scratch marks. I also had a black eye from his elbow. I said it had... Read more »

Once charges have been pressed it is up to the district attorney. If you are subpoenaed you need to appear in court.

Well if he is a live in boyfriend then he has permission. If you don't want him to live with you, you can rescind permission and kick him out.
Cop came up to my son's car and my son was going to record the cops for pulling him over and the cop Lean in the car window and took his phone is that league?

An attorney would need more information. It sounds like he was stopped on suspicion of a dui. I would contact an attorney for him.
My son was put on probation and a class D felony for promotion of methamphetamine.. But on the judgement sheet it asked is this conviction offense methamphetamine related, and it said no. So how can he be guilt of promotion

The Judgment may be in error and needs to be amended. But you may not understand exactly what the conviction is or the sentence. Son needs to talk to his lawyer.

Generally in civil cases, a default judgment will go down against you. In a criminal case, the judge will issue capias for your arrest or a failure to appear arrest warrant. Some civil cases could result in contempt jail time, and some rule of the road violations will also result in a suspended... Read more »
The law had me indicted and when we was gone out of state on vacation they broke my door in and cut off my home security cameras. And can they take your phone out of your hand when they come up to your door and say we don't need anyone else here

The Capias can be executed on your person by forcibly entering your residence. It is not a Search
Warrant. When arresting you, they will usually remove every object on your person.
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