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Writing a Letter of Intent
Often, a letter of intent can serve as a thoughtful reminder of your intentions and provide comfort and clarity to your family after your passing.
A Meaningful Gift to Leave Behind for Family Members and Loved Ones
The holiday season is upon us, and while this year’s celebrations and gatherings may be limited, we hope you are still able to enjoy the holidays...
Estate Planning 101 for Young Families
Working with an attorney to determine what estate planning documents best fit your and your family’s needs is a critical exercise for young...
What is Probate and Should You Try to Avoid it?
Frequently, when individuals or families are contemplating wills, trusts, and an overall estate plan, the question of probate court comes up and how to bypass the probate process.
Preparing for Life After a Parent’s Death
While you may never be prepared for the loss of a parent, there are steps you can take to ease the burden of loss and make the transition easier...
During Uncertain Times Remember to Review Personal Documents
Having the necessary documents and a plan in place can help reduce stress, especially during challenging times.
Leaving a Philanthropic Legacy
Charitable planning is important to many families and can leave a lasting impact on organizations or causes that align with the family’s interests...
Avoid Charity Scams and Give Wisely this Holiday Season
At year-end, many people donate to charitable organizations. Unfortunately, there are fraudulent organizations that try to take advantage of holiday giving.
What is a Letter of Intent?
A letter of intent, sometimes called a letter of instruction, can be a helpful, more personal, addition to your estate planning documents.
Cumberland Trust in the News
Cumberland Trust Strengthens Florida Presence with Appointment of Rachel DeLauro as Trust Company Surpasses $10 Billion in Assets Under Administration
Cumberland Trust, a Nashville-based independent trust company recently surpassing $10 billion in assets under administration, announces the addition
In Memoriam: John W. Barringer
John William Barringer, accomplished businessman, and first president, CEO, and founding member of Cumberland Trust, died June 17,
Stephen Crofford Jr. Accepted into the Southeast Fellows Institute of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel
Nashville, TN – Stephen Crofford Jr., Vice President and Sr. Fiduciary Counsel at Cumberland Trust in Nashville, has
Cumberland Trust Opens Office in Virginia as Client Base Continues to Grow
The new Richmond address aligns with the company's goal of supporting more clients and their financial, legal, and
Cumberland Trust Enlists Bedell James as Senior Vice President, Managing Director, Corporate Development, as Trust Company’s Success Continues
The addition of Bedell James as SVP, Managing Director, Corporate Development comes as the company continues to expand
Cumberland Trust Appoints David Murray as Managing Director, Corporate Development as Company Reaches $8 Billion in Assets Under Administration
Cumberland Trust, a Nashville-based independent trust company, announces the addition of David Murray to its Corporate Development team
Cumberland Trust Expands C-Suite with Promotions of Dan Jernigan and Asha Nivison
Cumberland Trust today announced the promotion of Dan Jernigan, Chief Compliance Officer and Corporate Secretary, and Asha Nivison,
Jennie Menzie Named CEO and President of Cumberland Trust
The Board of Directors of Cumberland Trust, an independent trust company, today announced the appointment of Jennie Menzie
Scott Kendrick Joins Cumberland Trust as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer
Kendrick is the newest member of the firm's executive management team and will lead the accounting and finance
Cumberland Trust Reaches $6B in Assets Under Administration, Promotes Veteran Employees to Executive Management
The appointment of Chris Buckley and Lori Thoeny to the firm’s executive management team comes as the company
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