After a loved one passes away, a Tennessee family will be left with the responsibility of settling his or her estate. This likely includes resolving outstanding matters with creditors, a process that can be complex and confusing if the deceased had a significant...
What will happen to the family home during a divorce?
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is the division of valuable marital property. This may include the family home, and it is possible both parties want to retain this asset either for themselves or for the children. It is not always prudent for a spouse to...
What are required disclosures for a residential home purchase?
Buying a home is a significant legal and financial transaction. A buyer has the right to know details regarding the property he or she is purchasing, and the law requires that sellers disclose certain types of information. This information can help a buyer make a...
Remarriage means updating an estate plan
A second or subsequent marriage will necessitate changes and updates to long-term planning strategies. An estate plan should reflect new needs and goals in a person’s life, such as caring for children from a previous marriage and more. This is why it is prudent and...
Smart moves in a competitive real estate market
Buying a home is a major investment of time and money, and a buyer would be wise to make sure his or her decisions will make sense long-term. In the competitive Tennessee real estate market, it can be tempting to move as quickly as possible. Before doing this, it is...
Why does the probate process take so long to complete?
Settling the estate of a loved one after he or she passes away can be complicated and sometimes confusing, especially probate. Probate is the process of paying off remaining debts, locating beneficiaries and ultimately distributing estate assets. This process can be...
