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If you are not the legal owner of the car anymore then you can't. You will have to sue in civil/small claims in TN. If this person doesn't have the money or assets then you might think twice about your expense in pursuing him.

Many people across the country get the same call daily. I have gotten this same call in the past. Best thing to do is ignore it. Nothing good will come from calling back.

If taking a dump is a recruit's biggest concern in boot camp we are doomed. I bet their second biggest worry is that the drill instructor might say mean things to them.

I have always believed that people are far less likely to pull a gun and start shooting if they have reason to believe others around them might promptly do the same and put an end to the stupidity. A gun on the hip reinforces good manners.

I dunno... Lack of evidence doesn't mean it didn't happen. Maybe she was killed before she could say anything. It still seems the most likely reason behind this.

I think your best help will come from the instructor or someone else in your class familiar with the assignment. Your question isn't so much about law as it is about following assignment instructions.

It's not illegal. People do things like that all the time trying to be funny.

They can't take what you do not have. I wouldn't stress too much over a judgment. They will get the insurance money and nothing more. As above, if it becomes necessary, pursue bankruptcy. However don't do anything until it becomes necessary.

There would be a lot less mistakes to worry about if people had to fear real consequences.

On the opposite side of the spectrum are people like myself who advocate prompt and public executions. I don't expect to see that any time soon though.

I think the answer to your question would be found in the jury instructions from your trial. I suspect you would find the jury was not tasked with determining anything at all about the 3202 enhancement. Even if it is somehow mentioned you would likely have to show that its inclusion resulted...

How is are you?? If you are a minor you might talk to a teacher, school counselor, or directly with a social worker about your concerns (both for your own well being and your mother's) . If you are an adult you can simply move out, and so can your mother.

I agree you should take action while your daughter is still with you. You may need to file any requests with the court in the county where your daughter lives primarily. You may not be able to keep her longer, but social services will become involved and investigate the allegations. Those...

Purple you do not know should not be able to access your social media on Facebook. The privacy settings, set prooerly, would have prevented this person from learning anything about you. Has your employer acknowledged receipt of the complaint? If not, ignore it and move on.

I agree that your best course, if you feel you must do something, is to speak with the non-cuckoo occupants next door to see what they can do to help. Ultimately, your scenario here is just words. You have not been threatened and no physical aggression has occurred. It might be easiest to...

I skipped to the question at the end. Yes, you either get support of the voters to elect new representatives next time around or you get support of the voters to recall and replace elected officials sooner. The simpler and least costly option is to vote them out on the next pass.

On the contrary, you have a letter making an offer. Your payment is acceptance of the offer. Again, speak with a live human about the payment you made and find out why they say there is a balance after you paid the amount they requested for settlement in full.

Your loan was granted to consolidate existing debt at the time it was issued. If you used it to cover living expenses or new debt I can see them taking issue with that- that was not the intended purpose of the loan. They want to see how the loan consolidated your debt that existed on the date...

It could be possible the remaining amount is interest that had accrued between billing dates and noy yet posted to the account. It has only been a couple days. I expect a well placed phone call will get the explanation you seek. Your screenshot is better than nothing. I too would expect there...

The lender wants money, not the car. They don't have to repossess it. Is you have the means to acquire the vehicle certainly do so. Consider just making the payments as was originally agreed.