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Importance of Estate Planning Documents

I recently appeared on WSMV’s Better Nashville to talk about the importance of having certain estate planning documents including a will, power of attorney, and living will.  You can watch the segment below. If you have questions regarding any of these important legal documents, be sure to contact the Nashville…

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The Higgins Firm Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving

This time of year is a chance for families to enjoy one another’s company and simply be thankful for one another. It is a time for food, fun, family, and maybe even a little football. Whether you are planning on having a large family gathering or smaller get-together with friends,…

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Unsigned Will Leads to Lawsuit against Father’s Company

The sons of a late North Carolina real estate developer are suing their father’s company in an attempt to recover nearly $200 million in assets that he was trying to redirect shortly before his death. Henry Faison had tried updating his will to leave a large portion of his estate…

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Don’t Hesitate to Plan Your Estate

Only old, rich people should worry about estate planning. Estate planning is so simple that you can do it yourself. Estate planning is intimidating. There are a number of misconceptions out there about estate planning. While you may have had these thoughts cross your mind in regard to estate planning,…

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The Importance of Estate Planning for College-Age Children

While many people think estate planning only relates to those who are well established in life, estate planning should begin much sooner than most people realize. Estate planning may conjure up images of wills and 401Ks, but the process should be essential to everyone upon reaching the age of majority,…

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Simple Titling Errors Can Lead to Estate Planning Headaches

We all have heard about the importance of creating an estate plan for the benefit of our loved ones. In creating an estate plan, many people believe that their will is the final say on who gets what accounts after they die. While a will often is the final determination…

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