Embarking on the journey to legally change your name in Tennessee involves a series of structured steps, whether prompted by a life event such as marriage or divorce or for other personal reasons. Regardless of the reason, this guide about how to legally change your...
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What’s the Difference Between Litigation and Mediation?
Wondering about the difference between litigation and mediation and which one is best for you? Litigation is the formal process of taking legal action to resolve disputes through the court system, from filing a lawsuit, to a discovery phase involving formal exchange...
Understanding the Tennessee Uniform Landlord Tenant Act and Residential Lease Agreements
As a tenant eager to sign a lease, it is easy to quickly read through an electronic agreement at the end of a long work day. If you're a landlord, it is tempting to recycle lease templates found online. However, navigating the Tennessee Uniform Landlord Tenant Act can...
Navigating Business Ventures with Hudson, Reed & Christiansen: Incorporating In Tennessee
Embarking on a journey to establish a business, restructure an existing company, or enter into joint ventures demands a strong foundation of legal guidance and advice. Hudson, Reed & Christiansen, PLLC offers comprehensive assistance to clients aspiring to achieve...
How To Find an Estate Lawyer and Why You Need One
Estate planning is a crucial aspect of securing the future of your assets and simultaneously setting your loved ones up for success. Whether you're looking to create a will, establish a trust, or navigate complex probate processes, the expertise of an estate lawyer...
Conservatorship in Tennessee
For individuals who do not have the capacity to make decisions on their own behalf, establishing a conservatorship may be a necessity. However, because the Tennessee court’s first concern is protecting people from seeing their assets fall into the wrong hands, the...
Grounds for Divorce in Tennessee
Though the end of a marriage can be emotionally taxing, the grounds for divorce in Tennessee are relatively straightforward. Under the law, a couple looking to end their marriage can either agree that neither party is at fault for the marriage’s failure, or one spouse...
Top Things To Consider Under Tennessee Trust Law
A trust is a legal arrangement that allows a third party (a trustee) to hold a person’s (the grantor's) assets on behalf of their beneficiaries. Trusts are created to avoid certain tax consequences or legal liabilities. They also can preclude the trouble of going to...
What You Need To Know About Probate In Tennessee
Probate, or the dividing up of an estate, can be a complex and lengthy process. Fortunately, the probate attorneys of Hudson, Reed & Christiansen can guide you through it. Read on to learn what probate entails, what options are available, and the benefits of...