When considering whether or not to appoint someone as conservator over the estate of another person (often called the “ward”), it must be shown to the court by clear and convincing evidence that the ward “is fully or partially disabled and that the [ward] is in need of assistance”. See T.C.A. § 34-1-126 If the [...]
Category Archives: Estate Planning
Who Will Pull Your Plug?
Yesterday the news broke that the person who authorized doctors to remove Gary Coleman’s life support was his ex-wife. Who has the power to pull your plug?
Khloe and Lamar Reach Prenuptial Agreement
The subject of prenuptial (also called an antenuptial) agreeements certainly make for good entertainment in sitcoms and tablids. While many people think they know what a “prenup” is and how one works, misconceptions about. I’m going to give you a quick summary of how these agreements work in Tennessee.