if you had a contract with the prior owner/ a lease - then you may have an ability to rely upon this as to the term of same.

I'm not sure what you mean by "testing the business and the market." if you are going to have a business you should consider forming an LLC or a corporation to try to insulate from liability.

The first car would be titled in your name or you would have paperwork where you bought the first car. The dealer cannot just "swap" the cars out without your permission.

You are not "required" to use an attorney to purchase real estate in Tennessee. However, I would encourage you to consider using a real estate agent. There may be issues you are not familiar with that a real estate agent may be able to help with. You also may want to use or talk to a... View More

Try this web site:

https://clc.com/

If The company asked you to do the work -and you did the work- you should be entitled to be paid. The fact there is not a writing shouldn't prevent you from making a claim.

You may want to formally write them sending an invoice for your services - and if that doesn't work you... View More

If your neighbor trespassed onto your property and removed landscaping; trees- the neighbor would be liable for damages for this.

Contact your insurance company. If you have auto coverage, you likely have uninsured motorist coverage.

You are close enough to Jackson to use a lawyer in Jackson, Tn. If you are looking for specific names let me know or call.

The owner with 10 units would likely have 10 votes as a member to vote for the board members being elected. Unless the bylaws say otherwise, that owner would have one vote on the board. Each board member has one vote regardless of the number of units owned.

If the insurance company for the other driver is denying fault, your option at this point is to turn in the property damage to your insurer, if you have coverage. Submit any medical bills to you health insurance carrier and consider whether you want to hire a lawyer and or file a lawsuit against... View More

Contact the employer to determine - if this is not resolved contact the department of labor.

The dealership doesn't want to deal with the logistics of a title search and closing on your property. If you want to buy the vehicle - sell the property and then go buy your vehicle.

No. You should speak to an attorney. This could turn out badly.

If the insurer had agreed to pay for your work as opposed to the insured then the insurer may be liable. If your contract/ agreement is with the insured- and the insurer is supposed to pay the insured- then your customer may have to pursue the insurer and your remedy may be against your customer-... View More

Sometimes people can remember verbal agreements differently -

If you signed a lease on the front end, it would be best to clearly set out in a writing how the lease ends as to you. This would include your roommate -as you don't want either making a claim against you later.

The term "as is" really relates to whether the seller is making any warranties or representations- not what is staying o going at the property. This really comes down to whether there is a paragraph in the contract that speaks to what is staying or not. A washer and dryer would... View More

Yes. You can file a claim in Tennessee's version of small claims court- called General Sessions Court. You would feel out a pleading called a Warrant. You can also report the contractor to the state licensing board.

What you are describing sounds like medical negligence. To determine if your niece should go forward with a claim we or any firm would want to review medical records. I am so sorry for what your niece is going through.

I do not practice in this area - but I would think the marriage would have to be annulled as a void marriage. Hopefully you will get comments from someone that practices in the area.