Many people think that if they die while they are married, everything they own automatically goes to their spouse or children. They’re actually thinking of state rules that apply if
The limited liability company (LLC) is a popular business structure that offers liability protection and avoidance of double taxation. Trusts are popular asset transfer vehicles that allow you to avoid
Owning your own business or investment portfolio can be incredibly rewarding. However, to preserve the fruits of your labor and dedication, you must do everything you can to protect it.
If you want to provide for a loved one who is disabled or has special needs when you are no longer here, care must be taken to ensure that the
It is okay to not be okay. Removing the stigma of mental health starts with realizing that many people—about one in five of all US adults–are affected by mental illness.
Using a Trust for Blended Families Whether you are in your first marriage or have remarried after a divorce, blended families are a common part of modern society. That being
Can I Make Estate Plans Without My Spouse? The average Tennessee family has changed a great deal over the last few decades. The assumption that a couple will share finances,
Why a Trust Is the Best Option to Avoid Probate Ideally, when someone passes away, the paperwork and material concerns associated with the deceased’s passing are so seamlessly handled (thanks
Three Tips for Overwhelmed Executors While it is an honor to be named as a trusted decision maker, also known as an executor or personal representative, in a person’s will,
Three Reasons to Avoid Probate When you pass away, your family may need to sign certain documents as part of a probate process in order to claim their inheritance. This
Three Celebrity Probate Disasters and Tragic Lessons One would assume that celebrities with extreme wealth would take steps to protect their estates. But think again: some of the world’s richest
The Pros and Cons of Probate In estate planning circles, the word “probate” often carries a negative connotation. Indeed, for many people—especially those with valuable accounts and property—financial planners recommend
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