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Probate aims to protect the deceased’s assets and the rights of the deceased’s heirs and beneficiaries. It also ensures the deceased’s last wishes are followed. If you have been named an Executor and you are unsure what to do next. I can help! #probate #probateattorney #probatelawyer #tennesseeattorney #tennesseelawyer #nashvillelaw #nashvillelawyer #nashvilleattorney #franklintn #williamsoncountytn
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Tennessee Law does not require all of the Decedent's assets to go through the probate process. For example, a home, automobile, bank account held in joint tenancy automatically pass to the surviving co-owner. If you are a co-owner or beneficiary of a Decedent's property and not sure what to do next, I can help! Call today for a free consultation.
Most people charged with Driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol end up serving jail time. The jail time increases with each DUI offense. If you've been charged with a DUI , it's important to hire an attorney to help you lower jail time and even get you into alcohol and drug counseling. Call today for a free consultation.
Did you know a Last Will and Testament can name specific people you want to take care of your beloved pets? Call today for a free consultation!
If you have been accused of a crime, the court system is not to be approached lightly or with someone who is inexperienced. Even a misdemeanor can carry lifelong consequences. Put your trust in a skilled attorney to fight your charges. Call today for a free consultation.
Have you prepared for the future by providing for your family, protecting your property, and declaring your wishes in the event you become incapacitated?
I can help by creating a Last Will and Testament, Testamentary Trust, Living Will, and Power of Attorney specific to your wishes and help avoid future family disputes. Call Today for a Free Consultation!
Is It Time to Update Your Estate Plan?
Life changes when you bring a new baby home. This includes your estate plan such as your Last Will and Testament and Testamentary Trusts. If you have one in place, then it is probably time to revisit and make sure it still suits you and your new baby. Chances are you need to make some very important changes, such as naming a guardian for your new addition. If you do not have an estate plan, then consider creating one now to protect you and your baby’s future.
Shanone Emmack, Attorney at Law
Discussing Estate Planning with Elderly Parents.
If you have elderly parents, it is important to have a conversation about their finances and estate plan. If your parents already have legal documents drawn up, then find out where they are kept and review them carefully. You will want to make sure they are not outdated and have been signed correctly. For instance, Tennessee law requires a Last Will and Testament be signed by two disinterested witnesses along with a separate Affidavit signed by the same two disinterested witnesses. Suggest your parents meet with an attorney to have their estate plan reviewed If it has been more than 5 years. Call Today, I can Help.
