In Tennessee, individuals facing domestic abuse, stalking, harassment, sexual assault, or human trafficking may
seek an Order of Protection. An Order of Protection is a legal remedy entered by the courts that seeks to
safeguard victims and prevent further abusive situations.
Asset Protection
A Guide to Tennessee Vehicle Window Tinting Regulations
Window tinting is popular with many drivers, as it allows them a greater sense of privacy, may better fit their
vehicle’s aesthetic, can help keep the vehicle cool in the summer, and can provide greater protection from the
sun’s harmful rays.
Restoration of Gun Rights for Felons in Tennessee
If you’ve been convicted of a felony in Tennessee, you may lose certain rights, such as the right to possess firearms. According to T.C.A. § 39-17-1307,
Tennessee Estate Planning: Protect Your Family & Legacy
Estate planning in Tennessee is vital for ensuring your family’s security and your legacy’s preservation. From wills and trusts to healthcare directives, understanding Tennessee-specific requirements is key to a comprehensive estate plan. Why Estate Planning Matters for Tennessee ResidentsEstate planning…
Read MoreHow Life Insurance Is Involved in Estate Planning
Life insurance can be an integral and important part of a well-drafted estate plan. There are numerous benefits to owning a life insurance policy aside from providing a large sum of money to beneficiaries.
Unlocking the Power of Life Estate Deeds
When it comes to estate planning, individuals have a variety of options to ensure the easy transfer of their properties. One such option is a life estate deed, a legal instrument that grants an individual the right to use and…
Read MoreWhy Estate Planning Matters
Estate planning may not be the most enticing topic to discuss, but its significance cannot be underestimated. Regardless of age, wealth, or family situation, everyone can benefit from having a well-thought-out estate plan in place. This process ensures that your…
Read MoreDoes South Carolina Require Inheritance Tax?
There are many fees and taxes that can be imposed on an estate after the death of a loved one. However, some states also impose a tax on an heir that has inherited from the estate. This is known as…
Read MoreWhat Is A Facebook Legacy Contact and What Can They Do With My Account?
So many people prepare for the “what happens to my stuff, bank accounts, and other personal items if something were to happen to me” by drafting a Will, Power of Attorney or a Trust. But what are people doing about…
Read MoreWhat Are Transfer On Death Accounts?
Transfer-on-death (TOD) accounts are bank or brokerage accounts with a named beneficiary. These may also be referred to as payable-on-death accounts. They can be a simple but important part of your estate plan. How TODs Work If you have a…
Read MoreEstate Planning for Digital Assets
As our digital lives continue to expand, digital assets are becoming a bigger component of estate planning. Unfortunately, some people fail to include digital assets in their estate plans, and laws made to apply to real-world assets may not handle…
Read MoreHow Living Trusts Are Used to Avoid Probate
Living trusts are a common estate planning tools used to accomplish various objectives. One of the main reasons people used living trusts is to keep certain property out of probate court or avoid the need to go through probate entirely.…
Read MoreStrategies to Keep Your Assets in Your Family
When you leave assets to your children, you may intend for the property to stay in the family for many generations. However, a number of events that are out of your control could cause the assets to end up in…
Read MoreProtecting Assets from Your Heirs Creditors
Imagine the following scenario: you work hard to accumulate wealth during your lifetime and create a comprehensive estate plan to care for your family. But then, after you pass away, the assets you leave to one of your children are…
Read MoreCan Trust Funds Be Seized by Creditors?
Trusts can be used for assets protection, but not all trusts shield assets from your creditors. State laws also vary regarding when trust assets will be susceptible to collection by your potential creditors. Asset Protection Trusts North Carolina currently does not permit…
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