Alcoa, Tennessee, Family Law & Estate Planning Law Blog
Probate administration may seem difficult to begin
Any time a legal process needs to occur, most people expect a lot of paperwork and for it to take a considerable amount of time. These expectations are often correct, and individuals going through the probate administration process in Tennessee will certainly have...
read moreParenting plans are an important part of child custody
Wanting the best for their kids is a common desire that Tennessee parents have. However, it is much more difficult to determine the actions that will actually help their kids have the best lives possible. In particular, when parents are having to deal with child...
read moreHealth care proxy, living will are important to estate planning
When it comes to many types of legal documents, it is not unusual for some documents to sound similar but have completely different uses. Because of this fact, it is important for Tennessee residents and those elsewhere to make sure they are using the right documents...
read moreFranklin probate administration will move forward without a will
Failing to create an estate plan is one of the biggest mistakes associated with settling final affairs. However, this is a mistake that many people fall victim to, including celebrities. As a result, the deceased person's family is left to sort through the probate...
read moreHave you considered the liquidity of your assets during divorce?
Tennessee spouses who are in the throes of a divorce -- whether it's contentious or peaceful -- will need to find a workable solution to divide their assets. If the spouses themselves can't come to a solution on their own, then a family court judge will decide the...
read moreNew parents should consider estate planning
Becoming a parent is an exciting time in any Tennessee resident's life. While there are many happy times ahead and plans to be made, it is also important for new parents to consider less joyous possibilities as well. Unfortunate situations can befall any parent, and...
read morePersonal assessment may help during high asset divorce
When there is considerable wealth at stake, many people may find themselves focusing on the financial aspects of ending a marriage. This approach may be wise in high asset divorce cases, but it is important for Tennessee residents to remember not to keep the money...
read moreMore people using prenups to avoid property division issues
Divorce could happen to any married couple. While it may seem comforting to think that a relationship will last forever, that mindset may not always be realistic. Because of the potential for relationships not working out, Tennessee residents may want to prepare for...
read moreWhen do family law courts terminate parental rights?
Parents generally have the right to spend time with and care for their children, and also make important decisions regarding the lives of their children. However, circumstances can be such that a parent loses his or her parental rights. The termination of parental...
read moreDivorce may give cause to get back into estate planning
When married individuals create their estate plans, they often place their spouses in many of the vital positions, such as executor and heir to the majority of the estate. This may seem like the right move while the relationship remains happy, but in the event that...
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