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I regularly turn left at an intersection (Google satellite view) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign:

I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North.

Where should I be when heading South to turn?

Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.

I regularly turn left at an intersection (Google satellite view) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign:

I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North.

Where should I be when heading South to turn (I'm on Lasea Road wanting to turn left onto Bear Creek Pike)?

Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.

I regularly turn left at an intersection (Google satellite view) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign:

I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North. My question is: Where should I be when heading South to turn? Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.

I regularly turn left at an intersection (Google satellite view) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign:

I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North. 

Where should I be when heading South to turn? 

Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.

I regularly turn left at an intersection(Here) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign. I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North. My question is: Where should I be when heading South to turn? Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.

I regularly turn left at an intersection  (Google satellite view) that I'd best describe as a T but the stem of the T splits around the stop sign:

I assume this is designed to allow the oncoming traffic to maintain speed when turning North. My question is: Where should I be when heading South to turn? Due to lack of markings I generally keep right and treat the left side as a single lane flowing in the opposite direction. There is always the inevitable person who comes up and takes the left side. When the far traffic clears for me first I pull out and every time they try to run me off the road once they take off.

Entirely possible I'm wrong but I can't find a definitive answer anywhere.