Money Problems

Below you will find links to resources that provide information about payday loans, how to obtain a free credit report, and credit card fraud in Tennessee. Additionally, you can find information on how to seek aid from a lawyer, if needed. Some areas of the state have more information than others.  You may wish to look at information from other areas in addition to your own.  

Below you will find links to resources and information that may be beneficial to you if you need help paying for a phone in Tennessee. Additionally, you can view details on how to seek assistance or aid from a lawyer, if needed.   Statewide

Below you will find resources and information about  SNAP - a federal food program run by state and local agencies to help people get the food necessary for a proper diet. Legal Information: Tennessee Food Stamp Program

Below you can find helpful resources about for homeowners including information about mortgages and foreclosure. You can also find details on how to seek assistance or aid from a lawyer, if needed.  

Below you will find a variety of resources and forms that provide helpful information on how to address landlord-tenant problems. You will also find details on how to seek assistance or aid from a lawyer, if necessary.   Am I eligible for Rental Relief? Click the link below to see if you are eligible for rental relief from the Tennessee Department of Housing Authority or your county.   

If you are handling your legal case without a lawyer, this means you are “representing yourself.” It's best to get advice and information about your case from a lawyer, even if you do not have one. The resources below will provide helpful information about going to court and representing yourself in General Sessions court.

Are bill collectors bothering you? You have rights too. Below you will find links to information about  bill collectors in Tennessee. You will also find out how to ask a lawyer a question and how to get a lawyer to represent you, if needed. Some areas of the state have more information than others.  You may look at information from other areas as well as your own.

Below you will find links to information about bankruptcy in Tennessee. You will also find out how to ask a lawyer a question and how to get a lawyer to represent you, if needed. Some areas of the state have more information than others.  You may look at information from other areas as well as your own.