Unfortunately, in Tennessee the short answer in this case is no. You can file a motion to alter or amend a final decree, but that motion must be...

I want custody of my child!

One major question that must first be answered is were you ever married to your daughter's mother? If so, and you guys divorced, there should be...

In my divorce I paid my wife for half the house 3 years ago and she has not signed over a quit claim to me yet . What can I do

Presenting the Final Decree of Divorce and MDA (if you executed one during the divorce) should be sufficient to transfer title to your name solely,...

What can I do to force her to get the house refinanced and out of my name? This was in the papers because she received the house

Assuming your divorce was in fact granted and the "papers" (Maritial Dissolution Agreement) you signed were actually filed with the court and...

I WAS SERVED DIVORCE PAPERS IN FEB AND GAVE THEM TO MY ATTORNEY. ITS AUGUST AND SHE HAS NOT FILED A RESPONSE.

You MUST contact another attorney asap, as you only have 30 days to file a response to your spouse's complaint for divorce. After which time, your...

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Can i collect child support if i have full custody of my children?

If you are the primary custodian of your children then without a doubt you can file a petition to establish child support. You can also have...

Have court case in Tenn. the oraginal decree says have to pay have of evrything. And now the other party wants more support can

I am not sure when your final decree of divorce was entered, but after 30 days from that date the decree became final. At that point most aspects...

I filed for a divorce and my husband was served and answered the complaint. He is refusing to sign.

The only point I have to add is that since you will be unable to proceed with an uncontested divorce (since he won't sign the MDA and/or Parenting...

Questions about my 3yr olds father... and what rights he has?

The father of your first child still has all of the rights of any father until an action is brougt in Court to terminate those rights. Willfully...