If I overdraft my bank account and can't afford to pay it what happens.

They'll probably close your account and forward it to a debt collector. If that doesn't work then they may choose to sue you for the balance. But...

First, the specific rule depends on which court you were in. If you were in a chancery or circuit court, then Tenn. R. Civ. P. 60.02 could apply....

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What recourse do I have when a lawyer agreed to take payments and is now refusing to continue until balance is paid?

The answer depends on what your retainer agreement says. If you are concerned then you should have a discussion with your attorney or find another...

Can I file a claim against a repair shop that broke my hubcap accidentally and won't replace it?

Sure. You could sue. Do you have a viable claim? Maybe. But the cost of filing a lawsuit and dealing with a lawsuit probably far outweighs the cost...

If I desperately needed money and I wrote 3 checks to 3 different payday loan places. I cannot pay it back am I going to jail?

Why are they harassing you? Are they trying to collect money that you owe? If they are trying to collect a civil debt, then no, you will not go to...

How do you perceive a judge reacting to this?

An attorney would need a lot more information to answer this question. But no one could predict how a judge would react.

How can Kentucky have jurisdiction over a child custody case when the parents and child live in Tennessee?

With the very brief facts you've provided here Kentucky wouldn't have jurisdiction. You or the parents should consult local counsel to better...

How can I find out a finally decision on a inmate from Nashville Tennessee

What kind of decision? Sentencing? Location? Call the clerk's office in that county court or the jail. Or consult local counsel.

Dismiss without reason

You should consult with local counsel. Tennessee is an at will employment state. You can be terminated without reason. However, you may still have...

Do I need to fight for custody?

Fighting for custody is up to you. Was there not a custody order or parenting plan in place when you divorced? You've asked a complicated question....