An attorney would need to review the estate documents (will, trust, etc.) or any court orders from probate. If there were none, then the next step...

If you file for divorce and that's the only asset but no one can afford it, typically the court orders the property to be sold and the proceeds...

No attorney on this forum is going to advise you on whether you should take a plea. You need to hire counsel to review all of the facts of the case...

An attorney would need more facts to assist with any determination. But a court would need more than mere allegations and statements from a four...

You'll need to find a malpractice attorney to assist in making any determination. Use the search function here, or the Tennessee Bar Association...

You can always ask the other side for an extension of time to file a response. You can always ask the court for additional time. But you're wise to...

Sounds like you've got a few issues. First, if she gave you the dog, it's yours. Second, arguably she abandoned the personal property as you say....

Based on your limited facts and without reviewing the lease it sounds like they breached the terms of the lease by charging you. You may have a...

An attorney here won't be able to give you any answers without reviewing the letter. Consult with a local attorney to determine your options. I'd...

The answer is probably no, they can't do that. But to be sure, check your bylaws and other relevant HOA documents - then consider a consultation...