Legal Services At The Intersection Of Business And Life
If you are considering creating an estate plan, you may wonder, How do you decide on a will vs a trust? A will provides a comprehensive plan for how you would like your assets to be distributed after you die. In contrast, a trust owns assets for the benefit of one or more parties (called beneficiaries). A will alone may…
Going through a divorce is a trying, challenging, and often frustrating experience. It can be hard to know what to expect, how to work through the separation process effectively, and how to adjust to this new normal. Further, many separating spouses have very real financial questions, leading them to ask, How long do you have to be married to get…
Thinking about and planning for what happens to your assets when you pass away can be uncomfortable. But it is essential to put a plan in place to care for your loved ones and distribute your assets according to your wishes. If you do not have a plan in place, Tennessee’s default rules determine who inherits your assets, which may…
Children benefit significantly from having a relationship with both parents, regardless of the parent’s relationship with each other. While a mother’s rights in Tennessee are automatic, a father must establish paternity to have any legal rights to the child. Perhaps you didn’t establish paternity immediately after birth, or you only realized you are the child’s father years after the child…