What does a "Code F" mean on a Tennessee birth certificate?

Honestly, I am not sure. However, the best place to start would be contact the State Department of Health, Office of Vital Records. Their website...

Can my ex ruin my life?

More specifics on what he wants to use and to the situation would help the analysis.

What if my husband threatened to shoot me and I leave the state with our one year old son? Is there anything I need to know

If you are in fear for your life you need to call 911 and your local clerk's office about an order of protection. Law enforcement should have...

If he was ordered or agreed to take your name off the vehicle then you can enforce that by filing a petition for contempt for his not complying...

How can my husband get his good time back.

You need to contact the attorney that handled the case to review this matter. Jail credits are computed by the jail and the TDOC and they have...

How to file for divorce and primary custody of my child that I have possession of, if I have no idea where her mother is?

There is a legal mechanism that is called service by publication where if a party cannot be located and the attorney or party fills out an...

How involved should I as a stepmother be in the decision-making process for my stepson?

Every relationship is different. You and your husband need to have a frank and honest conversation about your involvement. However, you have to...

What if I don't have the retainer for a divorce lawyer but I am trying to file first before my husband. Should I file then get a

You do not want to make a mistake in filing for it to simply be dismissed. You need to keep looking for an attorney out there. Generally, there...

Are tickets for underage consumption or open container on your record as a misdemeanor?

Having anything on a criminal record can be the difference between getting a job or not. You need to order a TBI background check to know what is...

How can I get a good criminal defense attorney if I cannot afford one?

If you are indigent the Court can appoint you an attorney and you be required to be a fee (generally $200 or less and not due immediately) for...