On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Jun 23, 2020 | Probate
Losing a loved one is tough no matter the circumstances. Ensuring their estate is in order can be almost as difficult. If they left a will, its contents will disburse through probate. Yet, not all your loved one’s assets will go through this process. As you...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Jun 17, 2020 | Probate
Agreeing to handle wrapping up the details of another person’s life may seem like a good idea at the time, but when it comes time to actually do it, a Tennessee resident could experience some anxiety. Where does an executor begin? Are there any potential roadblocks to...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | May 5, 2020 | Probate
When you find out you’ve been left out of a loved one’s will, you may feel betrayed and confused. While you aren’t out to profit from someone’s death, exclusion may seem like they didn’t consider you a part of their family. But if you have suspicions about the heirs...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Apr 27, 2020 | Probate
Your house was the single biggest purchase you ever made. You tended it lovingly for years and you naturally want to pass it on to your children when you pass away. Such an important transfer of assets must be handled carefully. Here are some of the things you may...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Apr 3, 2020 | Probate
Someone you loved has died, and now you’re tasked with selling off their personal items. This can be an overwhelming process, but one that can be done with grace. Here are a few tips in successfully undertaking this task. Keep what you’d like Immediate family should...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Feb 14, 2020 | Probate
When a doctor tells you that you need medical treatment, you have the power to decide what to do. If you feel like the risk isn’t worth the reward, you can decline care. Or if you would do anything to stay healthy and alive, you may choose to go forward. But who...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Feb 11, 2020 | Probate
If you have a loved one who needs support due to a disability, age or illness, one good option may be to set up a conservatorship. Conservatorships are created for adults over the age of 18. That person might be reliant on you for support now, but if you can no longer...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Nov 11, 2019 | Probate
About 90% of all wills go through probate with no issues, but there are times when it’s appropriate to challenge a will. This is generally when something seems to have gone very wrong in the creation of the will, not simply because a beneficiary disagrees with what...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Nov 7, 2019 | Probate
Choosing an executor is one of the most critical decisions when drafting an estate plan. Ideally, this person steps in and takes charge of the estate, fulfilling a variety of obligations. Relevant jobs include distributing assets, paying or collecting outstanding...
On behalf of Crislip, Philip & Royal | Nov 5, 2019 | Probate
According to a survey by Caring.com, 57% of adults don’t have a will. And only 53% of adults have had a conversation about estate planning with their loved ones. If your parent has any wishes for the inheritance left behind, only a will can make sure courts follow...
