Few things create more emotional turmoil than losing a loved one. Yet, only 34% of Americans have established estate plans. A lack of planning during life can leave families—while grappling with grief—navigating potential conflicts, the probate system, inheritance...
Estate Planning Success: How to Keep Clients Engaged Estate planning is a crucial step for high-net-worth individuals and their families to ensure their wealth is protected and distributed according to their wishes. However, the complexity and emotional weight of...
Unpacking the Benefits of Tennessee’s 2024 Trust Code Revisions Tennessee has long been recognized as a leader in trust law, offering a progressive and flexible framework for trust administration that benefits grantors, trustees, and beneficiaries alike. The state...
Taking the time to ensure your estate planning documents are accurate and up to date is equally as important as establishing an initial estate plan. Circumstances change over your lifetime and your estate planning documents should be updated as needed to reflect those...
