Statutes of limitation apply to the filing of the lawsuit, unless Tennessee law is weird. You REALLY need a lawyer if the other side has one. Keep...

The statute of limitation applies to the filing of the complaint. Once the complaint is filed, the statute has no bearing on the course of litigation.

You know who can answer your question? Your attorney. She knows why she did or didn't do something. Good luck.

You received a notice that you must pay your rent or vacate the premises. If you don't do one of those 2 things, the landlord can then file a...

No, as to the City building Department. Maybe as to your HOA. I recommend that you retain an attorney to give you an objective opinion as to the...

I recommend that you retain an attorney to file an eviction action. You need to regain legal possession of the premises, so if he's not doing...

Yes. You must timely respond to the allegations of the complaint and not go off into irrelevant discussions. If you can afford one, you'd be well...

The property management company is correct. You were not a tenant, so there was no reason for you to co-sign the lease. A guarantor guarantees...

Co-borrower = co-signer. You are responsible for the monthly payments, as is dad. The loan has nothing to do with title. The car is in Dad's name,...

You are probably in violation of your lease for having these folks live in the apartment. First things first, you and your roommate who are on the...