A revocable living trust is a powerful estate planning tool. It helps a person protect their resources and structure the legacy they intend to leave after they pass. The grantor who establishes a revocable living trust often serves as the initial trustee. They manage...
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How long do people have to submit wills to the Tennessee courts?
The Tennessee probate courts oversee estate administration. They validate wills, resolve disputes regarding inheritances and ensure that every interested party has an opportunity to assert their rights. The probate process often begins with the submission of a will to...
Naming a guardian for your minor child
Parents of a minor child should name a guardian when they do their estate planning. This way, if they become incapacitated or die before the child becomes an adult, the guardian can take over parental responsibilities. A guardian has the legal authority to make...
What should every new parent in Tennessee include in a Will?
Holding your new baby for the first time brings an overwhelming sense of joy and an instinct to protect them at all costs. Estate planning might feel like a distant priority right now, but in Tennessee, a will is one of the most meaningful things you can do as a new...
