Real Estate Law
Suburban real estate factors that could help attract urbanites
A growing trend shows that urban dwellers moving to Tennessee’s suburbs could lead to a demand for more expensive real estate. As reported by The
A growing trend shows that urban dwellers moving to Tennessee’s suburbs could lead to a demand for more expensive real estate. As reported by The
When investing in real estate, you should check whether the property has existing easements. Tennessee law recognizes various types of easements, which grant others the
There is a growing trend in the U.S. of individuals preferring renting to owning. Business Insider states that both older and younger generations express disenchantment with
If you have a child who has a disability or special needs, you may worry about his or her future. After all, while you understand
When you reach the end of your Tennessee commercial lease term, you may want to take a moment to reevaluate the lease and make sure
When looking for a location for your business, you probably considered factors such as ease of access, traffic flow and building size. Before you fall
Powers of attorney for healthcare or for legal and financial management are great estate planning tools for anyone at any age. Of course, accidents happen,
When you purchase an investment property and act as a landlord, your first task is finding a suitable tenant. Once you do, you must have
Your will is an essential estate planning document that outlines how you want the court to distribute your property upon your death. Although creating a
TennCare is Tennessee’s Medicaid program. Its members are low-income residents who may include pregnant women, children with disabilities and the elderly. TennCare is one of
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