What Happens to My LLC If I Die? Single-Member LLCs
If you own a single-member LLC in Tennessee, have you thought about what happens if you’re no longer around to run it? Many assume their…
What is a Will Contest? Grounds and Procedure in Tennessee
Losing a loved one is always difficult and disputes over their final wishes can add to the emotional burden. A will contest arises when disagreements…
Am I Responsible for My Parents’ Debt After They Die?
Losing a parent is never easy and the added worry about financial matters can feel overwhelming. A common question many face is, “Am I responsible…
Estate Planning in Tennessee: It’s Never Too Early to Start
When we think about estate planning, many of us see it as something for later in life—after retirement or when assets have grown. But, estate…
Who’s in Charge? Power of Attorney vs. Executor of Will
When a loved one becomes incapacitated due to an accident or illness, or when a family member passes away, important decisions about managing their affairs…
Common Tennessee Estate Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
When it comes to estate planning, many people in Tennessee overlook crucial details, believing it’s only for the wealthy or something to put off until…
How to Avoid Probate in Tennessee?
Probate doesn’t have to be part of your family’s future. This legal process of validating a will and distributing assets can be time-consuming, expensive, and…
How a Personal Property Memorandum Simplifies Estate Distribution in Tennessee
At Foust & Foust, PLLC, we believe estate planning isn’t just about dividing assets. It’s about preserving your legacy and honoring your relationships. One tool…
Who Can Witness a Will in Tennessee?
When it comes to creating a will in Tennessee, one of the key steps to making it legally valid is having it properly witnessed. You’ve…
Can My Spouse Cut Me Out of His Will?
When it comes to estate planning, few questions spark more concern than whether a spouse can be legally left out of a will. It’s a…
