A will is a very technical document. While a handwritten will may work well for you, there is a high likelihood that it may not work well for you. It is strongly recommended that a will be prepared by an attorney who has experience in this area of law. If your will is invalidated at your death for whatever reason, Tennessee law will govern how your property is distributed as if you had died without a will.

Trusts
There are several common Trusts utilized in an Elder Law practice. Testamentary Trusts
A testamentary trust is a trust included in your Last Will and Testament. There are several different types. You may need a trust to ease the management of money for minor children or grandchildren. You may need a trust for your spouse in order to save estate and/or inheritance taxes.

Living Revocable Trusts
A living revocable trust is a tool used to avoid probate after you pass away. If you establish a living revocable trust, you will need to transfer all of your assets to the trust now and in the future.