Dealing with a legal matter can be a frightening and anxiety-filled experience. Especially if you never had to deal with the law before. But sometimes, dealing with a legal matter in Tennessee is unavoidable. And at times like these, you need a reliable, experienced law firm like MHPS Law to assist you with your case.
If your legal issue involves an injury caused by someone else’s negligence, a family law dispute such as child custody, or questions about your estate, the Nashville law firm of Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, PLLC, can help. Our law firm has served thousands of clients in Nashville, Davidson and Dickson Counties, or anywhere in Tennessee. We know how difficult these situations can be and we are prepared to assist you with a favorable outcome.
Estate planning requires careful consideration and detailed analysis regarding an individual’s goals. Depending on these goals, a variety of instruments may be implemented to ensure that your wishes are carried out. Our firm assists clients in drafting and executing revocable or irrevocable trusts, as well as powers of attorney and living wills.
If a beneficiary believes that a trust or will was executed by an individual who lacked testamentary capacity or was the victim of undue influence, the beneficiary may bring a will or trust contest action to remove a trustee or representative or to void the instrument altogether.
Legal issues dealing with family matters may be especially sensitive. In Tennessee, spouses who are going through divorce proceedings must engage in mediation before courts will get involved. Mediation proceedings are private settings in which the parties are free to discuss issues such as child custody and visitation arrangements, spousal and child support, and the division of property. Obtaining legal representation for mediation, as well as any further legal action, may be vital in reaching a resolution that meets your needs.
When the negligence of either an individual or company causes an injury, it can leave injury victims in debt and feel hopeless. You may have serious injuries that may be lifelong or fatal. These cases can be extremely complex and require evidence showing that a duty of care had been breached. What you need is an experienced personal injury attorney to guide you in the right direction and to help get the compensation you need to get back on your feet.