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• Melanie represents individuals and businesses in Hickman, Lewis, and Perry counties, as well as surrounding counties. Melanie is best known for divorce and family law, but she can provide many legal services.

  Family Law

  Melanie's practice covers divorce, alimony, and division of marital assets, as well as issues with child custody and visitation. She also represents clients in child support matters, juvenile matters, relocation matters, fathers' rights, and grandparent visitation.

  Wills and Estates

  Melanie can help you draft or revise a will, power of attorney or other important documents to declare your wishes, protect your estate, and guide your loved ones in the event of your death or incapacity. In addition to a thorough estate plan, we can handle estate administration and probate litigation.

  Personal Injury

  Melanie has represented many clients whom have been injured and had to sue in order to be compensated for their injuries. Although many law firms and attorneys advertise on television and/or large Phone Book ads, Melanie believes it is better to work with a client who wants personal attention rather than being just another large firm client whose case may be mentioned in a television spot.

  Landlord-Tenet/Foreclosure

  In today's economy, Melanie has represented both local banks and landlords in property disputes, including foreclosures. Further, Melanie has represented Tenets whom have been wrongly evicted or had been mistreated by their landlord.

  Criminal Defense

  Melanie has represented many individuals facing criminal matters. Although criminal cases are taxing on clients, Melanie can steer the client through the maze of criminal court for the best possible outcome.

  Business and Commercial Law

  Melanie represents small businesses in Middle Tennessee in business formation, employment matters, collections and contract litigation.

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Husband and wife EACH have an estate of $5,250,000 in assets. Further, the husband has a life insurance policy of $1,000,000. In this HYPOTHETICAL instance (not real, just trying to learn about estate tax planning), does the ownership of the life insurance policy really matter? If the husband owned the policy with his wife as the beneficiary and he dies, it gets included in his gross estate but deducted due to the marital deduction. But if his wife owns the policy and he dies, then it's not included in his estate either. I can see where ownership becomes important in cases where one spouse owns significant assets and the other spouse doesn't, but is ownership as big of an issue if each spouse's estate is near or exceeds the $5,250,000 exemption?. If the insured individual OWNED the life insurance policy, then the value of the policy IS INCLUDED in their gross estate at their death. If the beneficiary is their wife, then it gets removed due to the marital deduction. I am not talking about avoiding probate, I am talking about Federal estate tax. Section 2042 of the Internal Revenue Code..

Probably not. First, if the power of attorney was signed after the accident, when brother was already legally incapable, the POA is not valid.. . Second, it depends on what the POA says if it is valid. It may be "general" or "limited" or "special".. . Third, if brother is a minor (and that is why his parents are involved), then the parents have the power and brother couldn't give anyone a POA.. . If your friend wants to fight for what he thinks is in brothers best interest, he will need to file for a conservatorship to have brother declared incompetent and then try to set aside the decisions brother made in the lawyers office.. . That's a tough one.

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