Cohabitation Rights In Tennessee

Summary

In Tennessee, cohabitating partners may have rights to property acquired during the relationship. Personal belongings cannot be removed without consent. If you are facing issues with your ex-husband wanting to move your possessions, it is advisable to seek legal advice. Additionally, looking up someones contact information online and contacting them may not be illegal in Kentucky, but it could lead to harassment or privacy invasion issues depending on the nature and frequency of the contact. Persistent unwanted contact might have legal consequences under harassment statutes.

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In Tennessee, if you have been cohabitating, you may have established certain rights:
- You might have rights to the property acquired during cohabitation.
- You have the right to keep your personal belongings.
- Your ex-husband cannot remove your belongings without your consent.
I suggest you seek legal advice.
Okay
Perfect! For more help or to seek legal advice, consider contacting your local court. May I know your city in TN so I can give you the contact details of your nearest court?
Waynesboro

Wayne County Circuit Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Court Cir, Waynesboro, TN *
Website: www.waynecountycourthouse.com
Is it illegal to look up someone's personal contact info online without permission and immediately contact them?
In Kentucky, looking up someone's personal contact information online without permission and contacting them may not be illegal, but it could potentially lead to harassment or privacy invasion issues depending on the nature of the contact.
- Unwanted contact could be considered harassment.
- Persistent unwanted contact might lead to legal consequences under harassment statutes.
Could you provide more details about the nature and frequency of the contact?
Not illegal?
In Kentucky, while it may not be illegal to look up someone's contact information online and contact them, it could still lead to legal issues such as harassment or invasion of privacy.
To understand better:
- How frequent and persistent are the communications?
- What is the nature of the contact?
This will help determine if it could be considered harassment.