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  • What is a guardianship?

    A guardianship is assigned to a person to take care of someone who is unable to take care of themselves. Usually, this is a minor under 18 years of age who has not earned their full constitutional rights. To learn more, reach out to the guardianship lawyers Knoxville, TN parents trust.

  • What is a conservatorship?

    A conservatorship is similar to a guardianship, but it is designed to assist an adult, usually an elderly person, who can't take care of themselves. Our guardianship lawyers Knoxville, TN residents rely on can teach you more about conservatorships.

  • Do I need a will?

    A will is very important. It is a way to direct assets in an organized manner when you pass away. If you don't have a will, the state will make asset division decisions for you. It is always best to be prepared with a will.


    According to Legal Zoom, only 32% of Americans have a will. To learn more about wills in Knoxville, TN, give us a call today.

  • I have found a will that belongs to a deceased person. What should I do next?

    It is illegal to hide or destroy a will or keep it secret. Ready the will, determine who is the administrator of the estate, or send it to a legal professional to assist in handling the will. You will want to act responsibly to avoid legal repercussions related to wills in Knoxville, TN.

  • Do you have to probate a will?

    Normally a will should be probated. It is a normal process and can be considered as the winding down of the estate. Give us a call today and we will help you with your questions related to wills Knoxville, TN residents have created.