Tennessee Sample Complaint (Pro Se) is a legal document that can be used by someone who does not have a lawyer and is representing themselves in a civil case in the state of Tennessee. It outlines the facts of the case, the relief being requested, and any applicable laws that may be relevant to the case. It also lays out the process for filing the complaint and what documents must be included to make the complaint valid. There are two types of Tennessee Sample Complaint (Pro Se): 1) Complaint for Damages, and 2) Complaint for Declaratory or Injunctive Relief. The Complaint for Damages is a legal document that is used to seek monetary damages for a wrongful act committed by another party. It must include the facts of the case, how the other party acted wrongfully, the relief being requested, and any applicable laws that may be relevant to the case. The Complaint for Declaratory or Injunctive Relief is a legal document that is used to seek a court order that declares a party’s legal rights or obligations, or to seek an injunction that prevents a party from taking certain actions. It must include the facts of the case, the declaratory or injunctive relief being requested, and any applicable laws that may be relevant to the case.