My ex-girlfriend and I have mutual restraining order. My question is: can I sue against my ex-girlfriend for causing me wreck.

You swerved while backing out of a driveway and totalled your car? How fast were you going out of that driveway? I ask because that cold mean...

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Can I trade my car while going through a law suit due to car damages?

If you have an attorney (I assume you do since you mention a lawsuit), that is something you should ask your attorney. While typically it would...

What would my bond be or consequences be with a warrant of these charges?

It would be extremely difficult to answer this question. The bond would vary depending on your prior criminal record, which Magistrate Judge set...

could I have my life savings , in the bank, drained after the plaintiff takes my insurance money?

Your insurance will defend you (or settle if they think it's in their best interest) up to the limits of your policy. They will even provide an...

How do you file suit against a police department?

I do not believe there would be a claim against the MPD. on the other hand, there might be one against the store owner. Call the MPD the next...

A speeding ticket for under 10 mph over the limit can often be dismissed. It often depends on what division of court your case ends up in as...

What is the statue of limitations on credit card debt in the state of Tennessee?

The statute of limitations on collections of debt is 6 years. But that date gets reset whenever a payment is made on the debt. So it's actually 6...

I agree with Attorney Cross but I'm not sure there are ever times when you can withhold rent. You can fix the issues yourself and deduct the cost...

I'm assuming you had legal counsel when you disposed of your charges. Have you spoken to your attorney to ask why you are still in jail? Mistakes...

In Tennessee, are there statutory based attorney fee's that can be charged back to the losing party in a civil lawsuit?

If one party filed an Offer of Judgement agreeing to settle for a certain amount and then at trial, the verdict was more or less than that amount,...