Can criminal charges be brought against me for failing to pay car rental fees?

Not having enough in your account accidentally is not a crime; they would have to sue you. But you are stating that you are keeping the car for...

Is it worth it to go to my court date for a ticket during an at-fault accident?

Go to court; maybe you can convince the prosecutor to allow you to go to defensive driving school to keep the ticket off your record. Because you...

What can I expect from the local police dept if I report that I am being harassed?

Do you know who is calling you? I assume that despite it being an anonymous phone number, you have some idea of who filmed the sex. Contact the...

What should I do If my tax preparer void my refund check because I didn't pay her?

Report it to the police. They are the ones who would bring a theft charge against her. You might also contact the company she works for ( I mean...

My 37yr old sister was caught shoplifting for the first time ever..she is a brittle diabetic..I want to know what she will expec

If it's her first time in trouble with the law then she's likely eligible for either Diversion or Merchant's Restitution, two programs that can...

Can I sue if

Unless you can show that the unequal pay is due to race, sex, age or religion, it's unlikely you have a claim.

Is it still illegal to date a 18 y.o boy when the girl is 14 y.o, but the boy hasn't turn 18 yet & you already dated a month+

To confirm the answer we'd have to know their specific birthdates. But the law says, " Statutory rape is the unlawful sexual penetration of a...

What happens if I was in a wreck I had no insurance but the other driver did?

These type wrecks are often called He said/She said wrecks because it's your word versus the other driver. In Tennessee, the law requires that you...

I a little concerned about the legality of my problem. Could anyone give me advice on what is legal?

I will throw another issue into the mix. If she is 17 and the relationship were to change into one of sexual interaction, depending on your age,...

Generally the Tennessee statute requires prosecution for a felony to begin within: fifteen years for a Class A felony; eight years for a Class B...