How to get a no fault divorce when the spouse refuses to sign?

If the Wife refuses to sign, he will have to file a contested complaint for divorce against her and have her served with process. An...

Is the high school football coach negligent for not giving my son water and he suffered a heatstroke?

As the other attorneys have stated, you need to consult with an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible as you may very well have...

What can she do to keep her house?

If you have paid on the house each month to the mortgage company, but the mortgage company is disputing this fact and claiming that you owe more...

My husband filed a ex parte restraining & custody order in october. What do I file to the courts to rebuttal him.

Your divorce/custody dispute is not a do it yourself type of case. Most courts do not grant restraining orders preventing parents from seeing...

Can my x husband take my kids away from me

If you and him are still married, you and him currently have joint custody. Unfortunately, this means that he currently has as much of a right to...

Getting prepared for General Sessions Civil

When I have desire to file a complaint in General Sessions Court that provides a little more context than the Civil Summons form provided by the...

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My manager doesn't like me & trying to get me fired with false accusations.

Tennessee is an at-will employment state, which means as a general rule employers can hire, fire, demote, or promote their employees for any reason...

In order to adopt your daughter, the step-Father will have to file a petition against you seeking to terminate your parental rights. In order to...

Landlord evicting us due to withholding rent because he failed to make repairs. What do I need to take to court?

I would advise you to bring witnesses with you to corroborate the fact that all of the items you listed are broken and need to be repaired. If any...

Custody

Pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-2-303, unwed Mothers retain full custody of their children until a Court orders otherwise. So unless the Court...