Is there a time limit on how long this charge is good for?

Not really enough information to give a truly accurate answer. It appears you own land in Tennessee, so you are subject to court proceedings here...

Where can I find a Quitclaim Deed? Do I really need an attorney for this?

In Tennessee, you can create joint ownership by signing and recording a deed stating that intent. If you want it done right, hire a lawyer or at...

How can I get my house back? Do I have to wait on the court to discover that they do not have any equity? Can I lose home?

You need to retain a bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible. You can file a "motion for relief from the stay" and the Court will make a prompt...

Were all named in Will to get a copy? Did she take items not left her in Will to her out of state home legally?. ? recoarse.

If an estate was officially opened, then the will is on file in the probate court in the county where your mother resieded at the time of her...

What is the procedure for attempting to remove a judge from my case?

The procedure is to file a motion requesting that the Judge "recuse" his/her self from the proceedings. It is not automatically granted simply...

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What can I do to remove his name from my deed?

I hear similar things from time to time-"putiing his name on it" kind of implies that it was not really his, that it wasreally yours, and you just...

Can the bank take the funds from my account although I did not authorize them to?

I'm not sure I understand the question, did the bank charge you account for his overdraft? This is technically improper, but it appears the bank...

Absolute Public Auction of Real Estate and Reneging?

Tow of the required elements of an enforceable contract are a valid "offer" and an "acceptance." The auctioneer is acting as the agent for the...

Is my husband allowed to change title of a truck in his name we bought together while married?

Not enough information to give you a complete answer- you say you are "going through separation"- but more specifically, have you or your husband...

Can they

the previous answer is correct in that once they have a judgment, it becomes a lien against all her property. Note, however, the judgment is only...