When purchasing a new home, excitement can sometimes cloud the need to thoroughly investigate the nitty-gritty components of the property. However, overlooking defects can lead to significant financial and emotional distress ..read more

At McCarter | East PLLC, we're aware that property line and fence laws in Tennessee can be overwhelming. The processes involved are often complex, and it's not uncommon to feel confused or uncertain ..read more

Discovering defects in your newly purchased home can be a shocking and disheartening experience. It's an unfortunate situation that none of us ever want to face, yet it's not uncommon. If you're in Tennessee and this is your reality, don't let despair take over. There are legal avenues available for you to seek remedies or compensation ..read more

As a construction law firm, we realize the stress and frustration that can accompany dealing with construction defects. It's especially tough when you've invested so much time, money, and effort into your property ..read more

In Tennessee, individuals who own homes within the same community may come together to form a homeowner's association (HOA). Generally, the HOA will be responsible for establishing and enforcing rules, maintaining common areas, collecting dues, supervising repairs, and managing funds ..read more

In Tennessee, it is quite common for two or more people to co-own a property. Essentially, selling a co-owned or jointly-owned property requires the approval of all the co-owners ..read more

Divorce is never easy no matter if you’ve been married for one year, ten years, or thirty. However, you will encounter different concerns and considerations depending on how old you are when you separate. If you’re divorcing later in life (sometimes referred to as a gray or silver divorce), you’ll need to take certain factors into account that younger couples don’t ..read more

Although it does happen, it’s rare for any divorce to be completely amicable. After all, most people get married because they were in love, but something happened along the way to change their feelings for their spouse. Many times, individuals who are going through a separation wonder if the cause of the divorce will affect how the process plays out and this is especially true in cases of adultery ..read more

The emotions people experience when they divorce are diverse. They may feel anger, betrayal, sadness, grief, or relief. They may want to work everything out quietly and keep their proverbial “dirty laundry” out of court. They may want to fight for more than the other spouse is willing to give ..read more

Dividing up marital property is a common part of divorce. You and your spouse may or may not agree on who should get the house you just built, the antique desk you found on your honeymoon, or the wedding china. In the end, you will either reach an agreement or the judge will decide ..read more