Expert Legal Guidance for Your Real Estate Needs
At Clements & Eubanks, we have extensive experience assisting clients with both residential and commercial real estate transactions in The Greater Chattanooga and Nashville area. Our knowledgeable real estate attorneys can help you navigate the intricacies of Tennessee's real estate laws, ensuring that your transaction is legally sound and in your best interest.
Drafting and Transactional Services
Residential and Commercial Leases Our attorneys specialize in drafting comprehensive residential and commercial leases tailored to meet the unique needs of property owners and tenants. We ensure that your lease agreements are clear, enforceable, and protect your interests.
Title Clearing Clearing title to property after a loved one has passed can be a complex process. We offer expert legal assistance to help you navigate probate and clear title efficiently, ensuring a smooth transition of ownership.
Investment Property Organization Properly organizing your investment properties can maximize your returns and minimize legal risks. We provide strategic advice and legal solutions to structure your investments in the most efficient way possible.
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Landlord Representation
If you own rental properties in Tennessee, it is essential to have proper legal representation to protect your interests and gain the upper hand in potential disputes with tenants. Our real estate attorneys can assist landlords in various areas, including:
Tennessee Landlord-Tenant Laws and Disputes Understanding Tennessee's landlord-tenant laws is crucial for landlords seeking to protect their rights and maintain a successful rental business. Here are some important considerations for landlords in Chattanooga and East Brainerd:
Resolving Tenant Disputes Our attorneys understand the complexities of tenant disputes and can provide guidance on resolving issues such as non-payment of rent and lease violations. Tennessee laws outline specific procedures and timelines that must be followed.
Gaining the Upper Hand in Disputes Through proper documentation, consistent communication, and adherence to the law, landlords can gain an advantage in resolving disputes. Our attorneys can help you navigate the legal landscape and ensure your rights are protected while maintaining a professional landlord-tenant relationship.
Dealing with Squatters In unfortunate situations where squatters occupy your property unlawfully, our attorneys can guide you through the legal process of removing them. Tennessee laws provide guidelines for removing squatters, and our team has the expertise to navigate these procedures effectively.
Experienced with Extended Stay Hotels
Our firm has extensive experience providing legal services to one of the largest extended stay hotels in the region. We assist with a wide range of legal matters, including disputes and evictions, ensuring that the hotel's operations run smoothly and in compliance with the law.
Eviction Lawyer in Chattanooga, TN
While our focus is on proactive and transactional legal services, we also offer comprehensive support for eviction-related matters. Landlords in Tennessee have specific rights and legal strategies available to protect their interests and manage their properties effectively.
Eviction Process In Tennessee, landlords can initiate the eviction process for various reasons, including non-payment of rent, violation of lease terms, or damage to the property. It's crucial for landlords to follow the legal process for eviction, which includes providing the tenant with a formal notice, followed by filing an eviction lawsuit if the tenant does not rectify the situation.
Protection Against Unjustified Withholding of Rent Tennessee law acknowledges situations where tenants might withhold rent due to unaddressed repair issues. However, landlords have rights and procedures to challenge unjustified rent withholding. By promptly addressing repair requests and maintaining open communication, landlords can minimize disputes and uphold their rights.
Dealing with Retaliation Claims Landlords must navigate carefully to avoid accusations of retaliation. If a tenant legally exercises their rights, landlords should ensure that any subsequent actions, such as lease termination or rent increases, are justifiable and not perceived as retaliatory. Understanding and respecting tenant rights can help landlords avoid legal complications and foster a positive landlord-tenant relationship.