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Owning a business adds a layer of complexity to your estate plan. Your company may be one of your most valuable assets, yet it is often overlooked in estate planning. You may wonder whether placing your business interest into a trust makes sense or could create...
Agreeing to serve as a conservator can affect your time, finances, and family relationships. Before you accept this role in Tennessee, you should understand what the court expects and how the appointment may shape your daily life. Asking the right questions helps you...
Your pets rely on you for structure, comfort, and care, so you may question what becomes of them when you die. A pet trust gives you a dependable way to outline their future and secure their well‑being. Tennessee law recognizes these trusts, which allows you to create...
You may feel relief knowing your wishes could guide your loved ones after you pass. Ensuring your will generally follows Tennessee law can help reduce potential issues. Since small mistakes sometimes create bigger problems, it often helps to ask questions and consider...
When someone dies with a will in Tennessee, the probate court appoints an executor, also called a personal representative, to handle the estate. The court issues “letters testamentary” that give this person legal authority to act. The executor manages the estate’s...
Dying without a will can leave your loved ones uncertain about what happens next. In Tennessee, state laws decide who receives your property and how they divide it. Knowing these rules shows why creating a will matters. How intestate succession works When someone dies...