Your husband cannot "evict" you without a court order. Inherited property is usually a spouse's separate property. But how the property is treated...

What should I do?

You can always seek a second opinion from another doctor in your area if you feel your current doctor isn't caring for you properly. You should do...

Is there anyway I can have a misdemeanor charge I was convicted of on active duty expunged from my record?

You can have certain types of misdemeanor charges expunged if the charges were dismissed outright, dismissed after you completed a diversionary...

Do we need an attorney to get our daughters last name changed? or can we do it ourselves?

You do not necessarily have to hire an attorney to change your child's last name. However, there are specific requirements you must follow in...

How can we get the parenting plan changed to be more equal for both parties?

Your husband has two options. (1.) He can file for contempt against the mother if she is constantly refusing him parenting time that is already...

Should I wait until the divorce is final before buying a house

Yes, your best option is to wait until your divorce is finalized because your spouse may likely have a right to the house if you don't...

Can a exspouce be sued for homewrecker and her lovers as well. In tn

No, you cannot sue "all parties involved." However, you may speak to these people to further your divorce. Adultery and inappropriate marital...

My ex husband agrees to the relocation of our children and new parenting plan what next?

Yes, you still need to follow Tennessee's relocation procedures set out in Tenn. Code Ann. Section 36-6-108. You must send the father a certified...

If someone were to get in a car accident because of ice or get injured falling, could they sue?

The short answer to your question is "yes." You could potentially sue the school, other drivers involved an accident, or anyone else creating any...

My understanding is that you go through court proceedings to defend your stance, please clarify, thanks!

In Tennessee, there are very specific requirements a landlord must follow before he or she can "throw" anyone out. Landlords may only evict tenants...