A practical look at LTCI, hybrid policies, and the role private coverage plays in a thoughtful long-term care strategy. Long-term care is one of the quieter risks in a family’s financial life. It rarely shows up on a balance sheet, but when it arrives, it can reshape every other plan you have made. For the…
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What Tennessee and Michigan intestacy rules reveal about the real cost of doing nothing—and why the most consequential estate planning decision many families make is the one they think they are postponing. One of the most clarifying ideas in estate planning is also one of the simplest: everyone already has a will. The question is…
Continue reading ›For families in Midland and Saginaw, Michigan, and throughout Middle Tennessee –Murfreesboro, Nashville, Franklin, and Rutherford County – the question is rarely whether to leave something behind. The more meaningful question is how. As trusted advisors know, wealth transfer is rarely just about dollars. It is about control, timing, protection, and – most often –…
Continue reading ›Frazier Law TeamNashville, TN Summer brings families together—cookouts, reunions, and long weekends are filled with laughter, storytelling, and memories. But it can also be the perfect setting to open a thoughtful conversation about the future. Talking about estate planning isn’t always easy, but doing it when everyone is present and relaxed can make all the…
Continue reading ›Frazier Law Team, Nashville, TN June 2, 2025 Summer is a popular time for travel—whether you’re heading to the beach, flying across the country, or taking a road trip with the family. Before you pack your bags, it’s worth asking: Is your estate plan in order? While no one likes to think about emergencies while…
Continue reading ›Stress, lack of privacy, and fees are just a few of the inconveniences of going through the legal proceedings of probate administration. Adding the personal loss of a loved one makes it an even more difficult time. These are not ideal circumstances for family members who are left behind and required to settle their loved…
Continue reading ›In celebration of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, Attorney Charles R. Frazier is hosting free, 1-hour Estate Planning 101 webinars on Tuesday, October 20, 2020. Among other things, this workshop answers questions like: This workshop is useful for all Tennessee residents as remote (virtual) will-signing is being allowed throughout the state due to the current…
Continue reading ›When “I Do” Becomes “I Don’t” It’s wedding season, and many couples look forward to celebrating their love with their family and friends. Weddings are meant to symbolize the commitment you have to one another “until death do us part.” However, the reality is that not all marriages last forever. According to the American Psychological…
Continue reading ›On Dec. 5, 2023, our founder Charles R. Frazier was admitted to practice before the US Supreme Court during the 38th annual Tennessee Bar Association Academy. A group of nine attorneys from Tennessee traveled to Washington, D.C. for the swearing in ceremony. “Swearing the legal oath of practice before the highest court in our nation…
Continue reading ›As seen April 24, 2023, in The Tennessean. When families show up in my office after a loved one has passed away or become incapacitated, it is usually a tough time for everyone involved. However, if they haven’t planned for this moment, then there’s a chance that I can do little to help them. After…
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