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Motion To Vacate Judgment
Summary
To vacate a judgment in Tennessee due to due process violations, file a Motion to Vacate Judgment citing Rule 60.02 of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure. Include details of notification discrepancies and any new evidence discovered. The statute of limitations is generally one year from the judgment or discovery of the issue. Consider contacting legal aid organizations or the Tennessee Bar Association for pro bono assistance. Sharing your story on social media can help gain support, but ensure you protect your privacy and adhere to legal guidelines.Full Conversation
Amber Rose
Hi Amber! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you provide some details about your situation?
I am my own attorney working pro se and I need to draft the correct documentation to Nolan void a judgment submitted in chancery court, due to violation of due process was never notified of any court date actually in our court documents. It was stated that there would be no court held on those days and they closed case without notice what legal paper do I need the form and can you help me draft that who to send it to in the state of Tennessee for the chance of courts of Anderson County for the child support division for the violation of the new process of my rights that their verdict be thrown out.
Amber, you may need to file a "Motion to Vacate Judgment" based on the violation of due process. Here’s a general outline of what you need to include:
- Caption: Court name, case number, parties involved
- Introduction: State your intention to vacate the judgment
- Facts: Outline the violation of due process
- Legal Basis: Cite relevant laws/rules
- Conclusion: Request the judgment be vacated
- Signature: Your name, address, and contact information
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Main St, Clinton, TN *
You can submit the motion to the court where your case was heard. Do you need help with any specific part of the motion?
- Caption: Court name, case number, parties involved
- Introduction: State your intention to vacate the judgment
- Facts: Outline the violation of due process
- Legal Basis: Cite relevant laws/rules
- Conclusion: Request the judgment be vacated
- Signature: Your name, address, and contact information
Anderson County Chancery Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Main St, Clinton, TN *
You can submit the motion to the court where your case was heard. Do you need help with any specific part of the motion?
Can you draft up that document for me?
Amber, I can provide you with a template for the "Motion to Vacate Judgment." However, as I provide general legal information, I recommend having a legal professional review it. Here is an outline:
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ANDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
[Your Name],
Plaintiff,
vs.
[Defendant's Name],
Defendant.
Case No. [Case Number]
MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT BASED ON VIOLATION OF DUE PROCESS
INTRODUCTION:
I, Amber Rose, am filing this Motion to Vacate Judgment on the grounds of violation of due process.
FACTS:
*. On [Date], a judgment was entered in this case.
*. I was not notified of any court date.
*. Court documents stated no court would be held on those days.
*. The case was closed without notice.
LEGAL BASIS:
This motion is based on the violation of my due process rights under [cite relevant laws/rules, e.g., Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure].
CONCLUSION:
I respectfully request that the court vacAmber, I can provide you with a template for the "Motion to Vacate Judgment." However, as I provide general legal information, I recommend having a legal professional review it. Here is an outline:
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ANDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
[Your Name],
Plaintiff,
vs.
[Defendant's Name],
Defendant.
Case No. [Case Number]
MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT BASED ON VIOLATION OF DUE PROCESS
INTRODUCTION:
I, Amber Rose, am filing this Motion to Vacate Judgment on the grounds of violation of due process.
FACTS:
*. On [Date], a judgment was entered in this case.
*. I was not notified of any court date.
*. Court documents stated no court would be held on those days.
*. The case was closed without notice.
LEGAL BASIS:
This motion is based on the violation of my due process rights under [cite relevant laws/rules, e.g., Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure].
CONCLUSION:
I respectfully request that the court vac
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ANDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
[Your Name],
Plaintiff,
vs.
[Defendant's Name],
Defendant.
Case No. [Case Number]
MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT BASED ON VIOLATION OF DUE PROCESS
INTRODUCTION:
I, Amber Rose, am filing this Motion to Vacate Judgment on the grounds of violation of due process.
FACTS:
*. On [Date], a judgment was entered in this case.
*. I was not notified of any court date.
*. Court documents stated no court would be held on those days.
*. The case was closed without notice.
LEGAL BASIS:
This motion is based on the violation of my due process rights under [cite relevant laws/rules, e.g., Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure].
CONCLUSION:
I respectfully request that the court vacAmber, I can provide you with a template for the "Motion to Vacate Judgment." However, as I provide general legal information, I recommend having a legal professional review it. Here is an outline:
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF ANDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
[Your Name],
Plaintiff,
vs.
[Defendant's Name],
Defendant.
Case No. [Case Number]
MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT BASED ON VIOLATION OF DUE PROCESS
INTRODUCTION:
I, Amber Rose, am filing this Motion to Vacate Judgment on the grounds of violation of due process.
FACTS:
*. On [Date], a judgment was entered in this case.
*. I was not notified of any court date.
*. Court documents stated no court would be held on those days.
*. The case was closed without notice.
LEGAL BASIS:
This motion is based on the violation of my due process rights under [cite relevant laws/rules, e.g., Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure].
CONCLUSION:
I respectfully request that the court vac
Can you please fight with the relevant laws and rules in Tennessee would be
Amber, here are some relevant Tennessee laws and rules you may need to include in your "Motion to Vacate Judgment":
- Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule *.*: Allows for relief from a judgment for reasons including mistake, inadvertence, surprise, or excusable neglect.
- Tennessee Code Annotated, Title *, Chapter *, Section *: Governs notification and due process requirements.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these statutes?
- Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule *.*: Allows for relief from a judgment for reasons including mistake, inadvertence, surprise, or excusable neglect.
- Tennessee Code Annotated, Title *, Chapter *, Section *: Governs notification and due process requirements.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these statutes?
What is excusable neglect
Amber, "excusable neglect" generally refers to a legitimate reason for failing to take a particular action in a timely manner. This can include circumstances such as:
- Illness or injury
- Clerical errors
- Miscommunication
- Unforeseen events that reasonably prevented action
In Tennessee, Rule *.* of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure provides the grounds for relief based on excusable neglect. Do you need more details on how to demonstrate excusable neglect in your motion?
- Illness or injury
- Clerical errors
- Miscommunication
- Unforeseen events that reasonably prevented action
In Tennessee, Rule *.* of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure provides the grounds for relief based on excusable neglect. Do you need more details on how to demonstrate excusable neglect in your motion?
Yes please
Amber, to demonstrate "excusable neglect" in your motion, you need to:
- State the specific event or circumstance: Clearly describe what happened that prevented you from taking timely action.
- Provide evidence: Attach any documentation supporting your claim (e.g., medical records, affidavits).
- Explain how it affected your case: Show the direct impact of the neglect on your ability to participate in the proceedings.
Would you like a sample paragraph on how to present excusable neglect in your motion?
- State the specific event or circumstance: Clearly describe what happened that prevented you from taking timely action.
- Provide evidence: Attach any documentation supporting your claim (e.g., medical records, affidavits).
- Explain how it affected your case: Show the direct impact of the neglect on your ability to participate in the proceedings.
Would you like a sample paragraph on how to present excusable neglect in your motion?
Yes please
Amber, here's a sample paragraph you can use to present "excusable neglect" in your motion:
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EXCUSABLE NEGLECT:
On [specific date], I was unable to participate in the proceedings due to [specific event or circumstance]. This event was unforeseen and beyond my control. Attached are the supporting documents, including [list documents, e.g., medical records, affidavits]. This circumstance directly impacted my ability to respond or attend the court date, resulting in the judgment being entered without my participation.
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Do you need more assistance with any other sections of your motion?
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EXCUSABLE NEGLECT:
On [specific date], I was unable to participate in the proceedings due to [specific event or circumstance]. This event was unforeseen and beyond my control. Attached are the supporting documents, including [list documents, e.g., medical records, affidavits]. This circumstance directly impacted my ability to respond or attend the court date, resulting in the judgment being entered without my participation.
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Do you need more assistance with any other sections of your motion?
Because it states on one document that there should’ve been no court held if the testing came back as a certain way for DNA and they held court regardless, and then they claim that they notified me of said court date on a certain date, but once I received anything in the mail it was well past that date and actually the date of the signing of the judge and all they sent me was something showing that they had held court on the one day not that there was any intent to hold court a second time it was actually held twice without my knowledge Once that was in direct violation of the state Attorney General‘s own court order and the second time was where they were supposed to notify me that they were gonna be closing the case in which they never did all they did was notify me that they held court, and I was being charged for the court cost. There was nothing about another court hearing or proceeding on that paper, but on the paperwork from the courthouse, I seen that it shows that the attorney general claims to have had mailed or delivered me that paperwork, though I don’t know how they could show proof of that when in fact, they didn’t because I can show proof of the paperwork and the dates on which I received it and the receipt in the envelope was dated for * when she claims that the Notice was mailed out on * how could that be possible with a receipt dated for *?
Amber, it sounds like you have a strong case due to the clear violations of due process. Here’s what you should include in your motion:
- Violation of Court Order: Mention the court holding sessions despite the DNA testing result.
- Notification Issues: Detail how and when you received the notifications, clearly showing the discrepancies.
Would you like a sample paragraph for these sections?
- Violation of Court Order: Mention the court holding sessions despite the DNA testing result.
- Notification Issues: Detail how and when you received the notifications, clearly showing the discrepancies.
Would you like a sample paragraph for these sections?
Also is there a statute of limitations on this because due to child support enforcement involvement I then received a postcard in *. I did not find out until spring of *. My case had actually been illegally closed because due to the child support enforcement errors and negligence they sent me a postcard claiming that his child support case had been reopened and he was then being pursued for child support. I only found out a year later that they were doing absolutely nothing then claiming that there was no case open, and they can provide me no case closing documents for anything past the “reopening date with a child support enforcement of *. The last thing that was in the court was in * again I didn’t have knowledge of this until *. I was under the impression the case was opened in the courts and child support throughout this.
Amber, the statute of limitations for vacating a judgment in Tennessee under Rule *.* is generally one year from the date of the judgment or the discovery of the issue, whichever is later.
- You should act promptly upon discovery.
- Detail the timeline of notifications and your discovery in your motion.
Would you like more information on how to address the timeline in your motion?
- You should act promptly upon discovery.
- Detail the timeline of notifications and your discovery in your motion.
Would you like more information on how to address the timeline in your motion?
so with the * postcard from the child support enforcement and not being able to receive anything with a date of closure and I have been pursuing every avenue I have no money for an attorney so I am having to work pro se that it is reasonable to understand why I would not have knowledge of that case being closed or have that paperwork received because when I receive the paperwork from The courts in * that paperwork was not in there it was not in there until *, which I can show record of when they print it off the paperwork again a second time I went and got the file and that time it showed up with the judge, had signed off, closing the case completely And did a what more or less would be considered a default judgment because Me nor the Elijah‘s father showed up because neither of us was notified of it
Amber, you have a strong basis for a "Motion to Vacate Judgment" due to due process violations. Here's an additional paragraph you can include in your motion:
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STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS AND DISCOVERY:
I received a postcard from Child Support Enforcement in * and only discovered the case closure in * due to their errors and negligence. This motion is filed within the one-year limit from the discovery of the issue, as required under Rule *.* of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure.
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Would you like more assistance with crafting other sections of your motion?
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STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS AND DISCOVERY:
I received a postcard from Child Support Enforcement in * and only discovered the case closure in * due to their errors and negligence. This motion is filed within the one-year limit from the discovery of the issue, as required under Rule *.* of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure.
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Would you like more assistance with crafting other sections of your motion?
Can you provide the sample paragraphs on how to show the discrepancies in the dates of notices set and all of the various discrepancies that occurred between child support and the state attorney General. This was the title for the office also and they receive federal funding which for what I understand, they would lose their federal benefits, which would give them motivation to continue to hide this case from being found out because it was due to willful negligence. We were going to sign a VAOP and actually had a positive DNA testing that met federal child support guidelines of presumptive paternity that should’ve been taken into effect that overrides the state guidelines and none of that was also done as it should’ve been none of our case was handled in the way it should’ve been handled and now my son has suffered egregious effects because of it from trauma being abandoned I’ve been dealing with the psychological abuse of his father, continuing to try to contact me, but not wanting to take care of his son. Is there anything else I can file or do due to that?
Amber, here's a sample paragraph to highlight the discrepancies in the dates of notices and other issues:
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DISCREPANCIES IN NOTICES AND NEGLIGENCE:
On multiple occasions, I received notices from Child Support Enforcement and the State Attorney General’s office with significant discrepancies:
*. Notice dated */*/* was received on */*/*, after the court date.
*. A court session was improperly held despite DNA results meeting federal guidelines.
*. The case closure was not notified to me until *, despite a postcard in * indicating the case was active.
These actions violate due process and federal child support guidelines, resulting in significant harm to my child.
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Would you like help with drafting another section or exploring further legal options?
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DISCREPANCIES IN NOTICES AND NEGLIGENCE:
On multiple occasions, I received notices from Child Support Enforcement and the State Attorney General’s office with significant discrepancies:
*. Notice dated */*/* was received on */*/*, after the court date.
*. A court session was improperly held despite DNA results meeting federal guidelines.
*. The case closure was not notified to me until *, despite a postcard in * indicating the case was active.
These actions violate due process and federal child support guidelines, resulting in significant harm to my child.
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Would you like help with drafting another section or exploring further legal options?
Actually I was never notified of the case closure I had I not just went to the courthouse on a whim to think to ask a second time for the same documents. I had already asked once for I would’ve never got that document. I literally just got lucky because I would still have no knowledge of it. If had it not been for something telling me in my gut to go down there. Nobody notified me at all to this day of the case closure and again child support in * when I went down there to speak to them, this is what led in the spring of me going up there because in the following winter, I was dealing with the state they were supposed to be doing something to help me and they never called me back so in the spring, I went down to the courthouse to pull the paperwork again and to try to find what was going on And that’s when that paperwork appeared that if you look at the original papers, I pulled the first time it’s not on the list but the second time it is like they had removed it out of the file and not gave it to me on purpose. The first time in the second time it had been been so long they probably didn’t think to take it out. This was willfully done.
Amber, here's an additional sample paragraph to include in your motion to highlight the lack of notification and the discovery of the case closure:
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LACK OF NOTIFICATION AND DISCOVERY OF CASE CLOSURE:
Despite multiple attempts to obtain documents, I was never formally notified of the case closure. In spring *, I discovered the case closure only by chance during an inquiry at the courthouse. This omission and the discrepancies in the provided documents indicate willful negligence and violation of due process.
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Would you like further assistance with any other sections or legal options?
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LACK OF NOTIFICATION AND DISCOVERY OF CASE CLOSURE:
Despite multiple attempts to obtain documents, I was never formally notified of the case closure. In spring *, I discovered the case closure only by chance during an inquiry at the courthouse. This omission and the discrepancies in the provided documents indicate willful negligence and violation of due process.
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Would you like further assistance with any other sections or legal options?
What other legal remedies and actions can I take against the courts pro se without an attorney without money to file that is going to be able to make right what was done to my son than me and right now his dad has not had to sign the birth certificate, despite the fact that we had full proof of paternity And I still have all that evidence today he had already taken him into his home. All federal guidelines were met, and we were under the impression we were going to sign a VAOP and instead the child support Office made an administrative order underneath of the courts per order to establish parentage. They had filed with the courts, which normally would deal with that when we went to court we should’ve went to court first before any ordering of testing was done But they jumped the gun and did a administrative order on their own. Despite the fact we had our own test results Me not understanding and being naïve and not realizing that labs can have replication errors and especially American. Labs tend to not be as transparent with their errors and a false negative can happen a false positive does not, and I was only present for the test that we did together on our own privately it was not present for any of the other times his father was tested to even know that he was the one who submitted the sample or that he didn’t attempt to dilute the sample or do something to it
Amber, here are some potential legal actions you can take:
- Motion to Reconsider or Reopen Case: Based on the new evidence and discrepancies, request the court to reconsider or reopen the case.
- Complaint to Federal Agencies: File a complaint with federal agencies about the mishandling of the child support case, as it involves federal guidelines.
- Petition to Establish Paternity: File a new petition to establish paternity based on your evidence.
Would you like more details on any of these options?
- Motion to Reconsider or Reopen Case: Based on the new evidence and discrepancies, request the court to reconsider or reopen the case.
- Complaint to Federal Agencies: File a complaint with federal agencies about the mishandling of the child support case, as it involves federal guidelines.
- Petition to Establish Paternity: File a new petition to establish paternity based on your evidence.
Would you like more details on any of these options?
Are there any attorneys in my area that would take my case as a contingency case or pro bono that would look into that I filed complaints with the state and at federal levels resulting in nothing being done or to my understanding what should’ve been the federal level I’m also autistic and ADHD so I am disabled to a degree and understanding some of these things and especially when they get very complex like this and I’m a little bit scared to even represent myself. That’s why it’s been since the spring that I have not done anything because of my disabilities and being a single mom, I’m barely able to keep our heads above water. I don’t have the time off work to do all of this.
Amber, I recommend contacting legal aid organizations in Tennessee that offer free or low-cost legal services to individuals with disabilities or financial hardships. Here are a few options:
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.las.org
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.tndisability.org
Would you like more information on how to start the process with these organizations?
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.las.org
Tennessee Disability Coalition
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.tndisability.org
Would you like more information on how to start the process with these organizations?
I contacted legal aid they said because it would be an initial issue of paternity not being established within the courts I have it recorded. They literally hung up on me.
Amber, I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Here are a few steps you can take:
- Contact the Tennessee Bar Association: They might be able to refer you to a pro bono attorney who can help with your complex case.
- Consult with a Legal Clinic: Sometimes universities with law schools offer free legal clinics where law students, supervised by licensed attorneys, can provide legal assistance.
Would you like more details on how to contact the Tennessee Bar Association?
- Contact the Tennessee Bar Association: They might be able to refer you to a pro bono attorney who can help with your complex case.
- Consult with a Legal Clinic: Sometimes universities with law schools offer free legal clinics where law students, supervised by licensed attorneys, can provide legal assistance.
Would you like more details on how to contact the Tennessee Bar Association?
Yes also would it do any good to write the governor of my state or like who are the head departments like the people who are over the heads of the funding for the child support enforcement contractor because they are contractors to the state department of human services, this is a for-profit company called Maximus That is handling the child support case that handled mine and I believe there is a level of corruption in there as well as in our courts, so is there governors or anybody I can contact in regards to that because I fear not being able to get anything done due to the fact of the corruption that is in the local system currently
Amber, contacting the governor and relevant department heads could indeed bring attention to your situation. Consider writing to:
- Governor of Tennessee: Highlight your concerns about corruption and mismanagement by Maximus and the state department.
- Tennessee Department of Human Services: They oversee child support enforcement.
- Tennessee Attorney General: They can investigate possible legal violations and corruption.
Would you like guidance on how to draft these letters?
- Governor of Tennessee: Highlight your concerns about corruption and mismanagement by Maximus and the state department.
- Tennessee Department of Human Services: They oversee child support enforcement.
- Tennessee Attorney General: They can investigate possible legal violations and corruption.
Would you like guidance on how to draft these letters?
Because the title for Attorney General is the one who violated the court order she wrote. She was the one who drafted both court orders and then violated her very own court order the verbiage changes in one of the orders to become very apparent that she is now blaming me for a second test that we paid out of pocket for also other rides were violated such as we paid out-of-pocket for the second testing in the state of Tennessee, which is correct but when you do so you should get to choose the lab that is state that is approved and it wasn’t approved lab That we had chosen to go to and they refused to allow us that right to go to that lab but still forced us to pay out-of-pocket and go to an X contracted lab that they contracted with previously to the first lab they sent us to but yet forced us to pay $* out-of-pocket if a plumber flooded your house. You wouldn’t recommend him to his bed to your best friend people don’t get fired and lose these contracts for no reason I later found out it was because DDC actually had quite a few lawsuits against them around the time they lost the contract so that makes me wonder also, how legitimate was that test even I don’t know how deep this corruption goes and I’ve tried contacting my local news stations and nobody listens.
Amber, this seems to be a complex case with substantial issues. Here’s what you can do:
*. Contact the Tennessee Bar Association:
- They might help you find a pro bono attorney.
*. Write Letters:
- Governor of Tennessee: Highlight your concerns about child support enforcement and corruption.
- Tennessee Department of Human Services: Mention your issues with Maximus and request an investigation.
*. Legal Clinics:
- University law schools often provide free legal help.
Would you like guidance on how to draft the letters to the Governor and DHS?
*. Contact the Tennessee Bar Association:
- They might help you find a pro bono attorney.
*. Write Letters:
- Governor of Tennessee: Highlight your concerns about child support enforcement and corruption.
- Tennessee Department of Human Services: Mention your issues with Maximus and request an investigation.
*. Legal Clinics:
- University law schools often provide free legal help.
Would you like guidance on how to draft the letters to the Governor and DHS?
if I’ve requested an investigation of Maximus and department human services by the state and I have that audio recorded on my phone Tennessee is a one consent party state so I am legally able to record the conversations and they are admissible in court I do have proof of where in * I did report that this needed investigated and I was told I would be contacted back and yet never was to this day. I am on Family‘s first benefits, as well as Snap benefits. I mentioned it in August to my case manager, who then mentioned it to her supervisor Saying that they would get back to me on what I needed to do and who to contact but yet they continue to tell me they don’t know. How can you not know if you work there I don’t I feel like there’s multiple departments in the cover-up of it like up to a state level, even if the person who took my report, never actually turned it into be investigated because when I asked her who she was turning it into exactly could I have their name so I would know who would be contacting me who the next level up it was going to she claims she couldn’t tell me and hung up and I have that recorded as well
Amber, you have a strong basis to pursue further actions given the circumstances. Here are a few steps you can take:
*. Draft Letters:
- To the Governor of Tennessee and the Tennessee Department of Human Services, detailing your concerns.
*. Contact the Tennessee Bar Association:
- They can help you find a pro bono attorney.
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: www.tba.org
*. Legal Clinics:
- Consider reaching out to university law schools for free legal assistance.
Would you like assistance drafting the letters to the governor and DHS?
*. Draft Letters:
- To the Governor of Tennessee and the Tennessee Department of Human Services, detailing your concerns.
*. Contact the Tennessee Bar Association:
- They can help you find a pro bono attorney.
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: www.tba.org
*. Legal Clinics:
- Consider reaching out to university law schools for free legal assistance.
Would you like assistance drafting the letters to the governor and DHS?
no one last question at this point because of the complexity of it and the fact that I’ve tried a lot of the routes of contacting them following reports with those people would it be OK or acceptable to begin to try to talk about it on social media to draw attention to my case and my son‘s situation to see if we can garner some sort of support and some sort of investigation from there if enough people start to hear it and notice Because I feel that we’re not going to get any type of legal remedy other than getting the one verdict thrown out, but from there, I don’t have the money to go through filing a paternity case on my own child support will not re-file or do anything in that case so would that be somewhat advisable or no?
Amber, sharing your story on social media can be a double-edged sword. It can help gain public support and potentially draw attention to your case, but it might also lead to privacy concerns for you and your son. Ensure you protect sensitive information and consider the potential impacts on your ongoing legal matters.
Would you like guidance on how to balance sharing your story while protecting your privacy?
Would you like guidance on how to balance sharing your story while protecting your privacy?
Yes please
Amber, here are some tips for sharing your story on social media while protecting your privacy:
- Focus on Facts: Share the key facts of your case without revealing sensitive details like full names, addresses, or specific case numbers.
- Avoid Personal Attacks: Speak about the institutions and the systemic issues, rather than targeting individuals directly.
- Document Support: Encourage people to support you by contacting relevant authorities or sharing your posts.
- Legal Boundaries: Be cautious about what you share to avoid any legal repercussions or accusations of defamation.
Would you like help drafting a social media post outline?
- Focus on Facts: Share the key facts of your case without revealing sensitive details like full names, addresses, or specific case numbers.
- Avoid Personal Attacks: Speak about the institutions and the systemic issues, rather than targeting individuals directly.
- Document Support: Encourage people to support you by contacting relevant authorities or sharing your posts.
- Legal Boundaries: Be cautious about what you share to avoid any legal repercussions or accusations of defamation.
Would you like help drafting a social media post outline?
Well as far as the recordings in Tennessee since it is legal to obtain and used and admissible in court being a single party consent state can I release parts of the recordings where I am being blatantly lied to and they are giving false information to me or contradictory information to me
Amber, in Tennessee, since it is a single-party consent state, you can legally release parts of the recordings where you are being lied to or given false information. However, be mindful of how you present this information to avoid any potential defamation claims or privacy issues.
Would you like guidance on how to release these recordings in a way that is legally safe and effective?
Would you like guidance on how to release these recordings in a way that is legally safe and effective?
Yes please
Amber, here are some tips for releasing recordings in a legally safe and effective manner:
- Contextual Introduction: Provide a brief explanation of the context before playing each recording to ensure listeners understand the situation.
- Edit Carefully: Avoid editing recordings in a way that could be perceived as misleading or out of context.
- Highlight Relevant Parts: Focus on the specific parts where you were given false or contradictory information.
- Legal Disclaimer: Include a disclaimer stating that Tennessee is a single-party consent state and that the recordings are legally obtained.
Would you like a sample script for introducing the recordings on social media?
- Contextual Introduction: Provide a brief explanation of the context before playing each recording to ensure listeners understand the situation.
- Edit Carefully: Avoid editing recordings in a way that could be perceived as misleading or out of context.
- Highlight Relevant Parts: Focus on the specific parts where you were given false or contradictory information.
- Legal Disclaimer: Include a disclaimer stating that Tennessee is a single-party consent state and that the recordings are legally obtained.
Would you like a sample script for introducing the recordings on social media?
no as I have already done those things. I just figured I’d ask now though those are the exact things I did. I focused on the sections of it that were relevant to the fact of being denied also where I was degraded and how I was treated unprofessionally unethically, but also where she blatantly lied in front of a cop to me and to the cop and nothing was done in regards to that when I requested the closing paperwork and I did make sure to give a disclaimer the Tennessee was a one party consent state and these were all legally obtained. It’s just been hard to get any traction or attention because it’s been being suppressed unfortunately on social media anything to do with government tends to be suppressed and I’m not sure how to get around that suppression at this point because some people seem to be able to get around it somehow and I just I’ve been trying for years.
Amber, it sounds like you have taken several important steps to address your situation. Here are a few suggestions that may help you gain more traction and attention:
*. Use Multiple Platforms: Share your story on different social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube) to reach a wider audience.
*. Engage with Advocacy Groups: Contact advocacy groups and organizations that focus on child support, legal rights, and disabilities. They might amplify your story.
*. Collaborate with Influencers: Reach out to social media influencers who focus on legal issues, family rights, or social justice. They can help spread your story.
*. Create a Petition: Start an online petition to gather support and signatures. Websites like Change.org can help amplify your cause.
Would you like more details on contacting advocacy groups or creating an online petition?
*. Use Multiple Platforms: Share your story on different social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube) to reach a wider audience.
*. Engage with Advocacy Groups: Contact advocacy groups and organizations that focus on child support, legal rights, and disabilities. They might amplify your story.
*. Collaborate with Influencers: Reach out to social media influencers who focus on legal issues, family rights, or social justice. They can help spread your story.
*. Create a Petition: Start an online petition to gather support and signatures. Websites like Change.org can help amplify your cause.
Would you like more details on contacting advocacy groups or creating an online petition?
Yes information on advocacy groups would be great
Here are some advocacy groups you can contact for assistance:
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [www.las.org](http://www.las.org)
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [www.tndisability.org](http://www.tndisability.org)
Website: [www.nationalparentsorganization.org](http://www.nationalparentsorganization.org)
Would you like more information on how to start the process with these organizations?
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [www.las.org](http://www.las.org)
Tennessee Disability Coalition
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: [www.tndisability.org](http://www.tndisability.org)
National Parents Organization
Website: [www.nationalparentsorganization.org](http://www.nationalparentsorganization.org)
Would you like more information on how to start the process with these organizations?
No that’s good
Amber, it looks like you have a strong basis for further action given the detailed discrepancies and the mishandling of your case. Engaging with these advocacy groups could be very beneficial for you and your son. Best of luck!
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