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Can a minor receive an inheritance in Tennessee?
Curt Runger of Memphis law firm Douglass & Runger answers the question of if a minor can receive an inheritance...
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Can I still get a divorce in Tennessee if I cannot locate my spouse?
In this video attorney Curt Runger answers the question of whether is it still possible to get a divorce in...
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Common Mistakes People Make in Waiting too Long to File for Divorce
if you're sure your marriage is over, delaying the divorce process can lead to serious problems, particularly if you have...
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Do I have to hire an attorney to obtain a divorce?
The short answer is NO, you don’t have to hire an attorney. You can technically handle it on your own. But...
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Do I Have to Open an Estate if all I Inherited in a Will was Real Estate?
Learn how to handle probate when a loved one leaves behind only real estate with attorney Curt Runger.
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How do I file for Divorce here in Memphis?
Filing for divorce can feel challenging, but understanding the requirements can clarify things.
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How is child support calculated in Tennessee?
Understanding how this works can help reduce some of the stress during the divorce process. In Tennessee, child support is calculated
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How Much Do Will Contest Lawsuits Cost?
Will contests are expensive and should only be pursued if a significant amount of money is at stake and you...
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How quickly can I get a divorce in Tennessee?
The answer depends on several factors, the biggest of which is whether you and your spouse can agree on the...
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How to make an uncooperative spouse pay temporary alimony and child support pending a divorce?
In this video attorney Curt Runger answers the question of how to get an uncooperative spouse to pay alimony and...
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Legal Bases for a Will Contest
Curt Runger of Memphis law firm Douglass & Runger explains legal bases for a will contest.
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Overview of Supervised Visitation
In this video attorney Megan Wilson explains the process of supervised visitation. View the video below or see the transcript...
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Should You Get Your Last Will and Testament from LegalZoom?
In this video attorney Curt Runger answers the question of if you should buy a will from the website LegalZoom....
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Should You Pay a Loved One’s Bills After They Pass Away?
Wondering if you should pay a loved one’s bills after they pass away? Learn why it’s usually better to let...
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What are the Duties of a Personal Representative aka an Executor or Administrator in Tennessee?
Learn the essential duties of a personal representative aka an Executor or Administrator in probate, from managing assets to notifying...
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What happens to my joint marital residence in a divorce?
Dividing a marital home during a divorce? Learn your options, selling, refinancing, or signing a quitclaim deed, and avoid common...
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What if I can’t find the original Will?
Lost the original Will of a loved one? Learn the steps for admitting a copy into probate in Tennessee, the...
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What is a guardian ad-litem?
Learn about the role of a Guardian ad Litem in contested divorces with custody disputes. Discover how a GAL helps...
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What is a Power of Attorney?
Learn why a Power of Attorney is a crucial part of estate planning. Discover the different types of POAs and...
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What is a Property Management Plan in a Conservatorship?
Learn about the importance of Property Management Plans in Tennessee conservatorships. Find out what these plans include, how they are...
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What is an inventory and when do I have to file one?
Learn about the probate inventory process, including what it is, why it’s important, and when you might not need to...
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What is the Cost for a Conservatorship?
Discover the factors that affect conservatorship costs, including contested vs. uncontested cases and the scope of conservatorship.
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What is the Difference between a Living Will and a Last Will and Testament?
Confused about the difference between a Last Will and Testament and a Living Will? Learn what each document does and...
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What is the Process for a Conservatorship?
Navigating the conservatorship process can be complex. Learn the key steps involved in establishing a conservatorship, including gathering information, legal...
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What is the Process for Opening a Probate Estate in Tennessee?
Learn how to open an estate with guidance from Douglass & Runger. Schedule a consultation today to discuss your probate...
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What Is The Process Of Obtaining An Uncontested Divorce?
Discover the key steps for obtaining an uncontested divorce in Tennessee, whether you have minor children or not. Learn about...
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When do you need to open a probate estate in Tennessee?
The main consideration is whether there are assets titled solely in the deceased's name. If so, an estate likely needs...
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Who has standing to file a Will contest?
Learn about legal standing for filing a will contest in Tennessee. Discover who can challenge a will and why having...
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