We are planning to appeal the order from a hearing.

Happy to answer your question but need more information. Assuming the order you want to appeal does not resolve all of the issues in your case,...

Anyone who performs work on your home can file a lien. That does not mean that they are entitled to collect money for that lien. They will have...

If I want to kinda bury the court in paper by siting cases relevant to my case where do I go and how do I go about it?

You cannot bury a court in paper. If you have a motion to file you can file a proper motion and cite relevant cases but you must have a good faith...

Which party do I serve with a Mechanic's Lien process(es): original owner, current owner, both, or…?

This is a complex question that depends on dates of service, the date(s) of foreclosure etc. You may have contractual rights against the...

We are going to depose the defendants (we ask the questions.) How important it is to enter evidence during the deposition?

There are a variety of reasons to take a deposition and how you take it and how you use or don't use evidence depends on your objective. Are you...

Can I file a mechanic's lien against the property owner when I was the subcontractor and have not been paid by the contractor?

Yes. A subcontractor has the right to lien property but those rights are what are called subrogation rights, which means you have the same rights...

What do I need to do if a roofing contractor has put a lien on my home and property for not paying a small portion of total bill

The lien will expire 180 days after the last date of furnishing labor or materials unless he files a lawsuit. Unless you are trying to re-finance...

Summary ejectment is an expedited procedure to evict a tenant (usually for non-payment of rent or some improper use of the property). It does not...

Is there a statute of limitations for filing a petition to get answers about an irrevokable family trust in TN?

I am sorry but this is governed by Tennessee law and I am unqualified there.

When are motions to dismiss normally submitted to the court?

Sorry but we practice civil litigation and your question is a criminal law question.