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By April Randle November 9, 2020
Some parents in Tennessee who are creating estate plans may wonder whether they should divide their assets equally among their adult children. When making this important decision, there are several factors they should consider. Equal or equitable? First, parents...
By April Randle August 14, 2020
Shop in any major department store and you can’t get through a checkout line without the sales representative or cashier asking you if you’d like to file an application for store credit. Do it, they say, and you can get all kinds of perks -- including a discount on...
By April Randle August 5, 2020
Many people know that creating an estate plan is a way of providing for your loved ones after your passing. However, if you have not prepared for incapacitation, your estate plan may not give you and your loved ones all the support needed. An accident could leave you...
By April Randle July 9, 2020
There are many aspects of your estate plan designed to protect you in the event of incapacity. A financial power of attorney is one such document. Not only does it provide you with peace of mind, but it can go a long way in keeping your finances in order if you’re...
Estate planning documents
By April Randle May 27, 2020
When people think about estate planning, they usually know that one essential part of that is creating a Will. They seek an estate law attorney’s help in writing a Will because they want control over who will receive their assets after their death and want to make it...