Buying a home is exciting, especially for first time homeowners. However, there are legal aspects to purchasing a home in Tennessee, including the execution of a real estate purchase contract. This is the contract that is drafted when the buyer makes an offer on the property they wish to purchase. The following are some provisions that homebuyers may want to make sure they include in their real estate purchase contract.
We handle employment law cases in Tennessee
Running a business in Tennessee can be a satisfying endeavor, but sometimes issues come up between employers and employees that cause friction, especially if the issue claims one party violated the other party's legal rights. Employers can face serious financial consequences if they are held liable for violating an employee's rights, and employees can face emotional trauma and financial damages if their rights are violated in the workplace. It's a situation no one wants to find themselves in.
Federal law addresses antitrust violations by businesses
Federal antitrust laws were created to preserve fair competition in the marketplace across the nation, including right here in Tennessee. When there is open competition, prices of products will go down, higher quality goods and services will be offered, consumers will have more choices when it comes to purchasing goods or services and all-in-all there will be more innovation in the marketplace. In general, there are three laws that form the basis of antitrust regulation in the U.S.: The Sherman Act, the Federal Trade Commission Act and the Clayton Act.
Will you be able to live in the family home after your divorce?
What's going to happen to your stuff after divorce? If you are like many people facing the end of your marriage, you probably have grave concerns about how this process will affect your financial well-being and property rights. What's going to happen to your family home? Will you be able to afford staying there?
