KRBHK attorney John Rodgers recently worked with clients Phillip and Linda Hayes on creating a succession plan for the Hayes’ family farm. Their collaboration is featured in the 2020 Tennessee Ag Insider magazine, a guide to the state’s food, farms and forestry...
This month’s blog post is by Attorney Jason N. King. Jason focuses his practice on business law, bankruptcy law, civil litigation, creditors’ rights, and estate planning and probate law. There’s no question that the death of a loved one is an emotionally...
by John Rodgers No. Wills are legal and effective without probating them; however, you may find it necessary to probate a will. Generally speaking, there are two reasons you would need to probate a will. The most common reason is to transfer personal property such...
By Laura Vaught This article was first published in the official magazine of the Tennessee Cattlemen’s Association, Tennessee Cattle Business. A trust can be a useful tool in estate planning, but one you may not be as familiar with. Unfortunately trusts often...
A will is one of the best gifts you can leave for your loved ones in the event of your death. The lack of a will or trust makes Aretha Franklin’s estate far more complicated and expensive than it has to be. By making a will, you ensure that your estate is...
A trust is a legal relationship in which one person (the Trustee) holds property for the benefit of another (the Beneficiary). The property can be any kind of real or personal property–money, real estate, stocks, bonds, business interests, and personal...
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