Memphis TN Will and Estate Law Services
Will & Estate Lawyer, William Jones
When it comes to your legacy, don’t leave things to chance — or to the state. A properly drafted Will ensures your wishes are honored, your loved ones are protected, and your assets are distributed the way you intend, not how the courts guess you might have wanted.
Why You Need a Will
Whether you have a large estate or just a few key possessions, having a Will gives you control. Without one, Tennessee’s intestacy laws will decide who inherits your property, and that may not line up with your wishes. A Will allows you to:
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Name the people (or charities) who will receive your property
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Appoint a guardian for minor children
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Choose a trusted executor to manage your estate
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Minimize family disputes and confusion during an already difficult time
Common Misconceptions
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“I’m too young to need a Will.”
If you’re over 18 and own anything — a car, a house, a bank account — you need a Will. Life is unpredictable. Planning ahead is a gift to your loved ones.
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“I don’t own enough to bother.”
Even small estates benefit from clear direction. The point isn’t just about money — it’s about peace of mind.
Our Process
We make it easy. Whether you need a simple Will or a full estate plan, we’ll walk you through the key decisions and draft documents tailored to your needs. Our services include:
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Simple Wills
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Wills with Testamentary Trusts
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Living Wills / Advance Directives
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Powers of Attorney
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Small Estate Affidavits (for probate shortcuts under TN law)
We explain everything in plain English. No legalese. No pressure. Just practical advice and solid documents you can trust.
Already Have a Will?
Wills should be reviewed anytime there’s a major life change — marriage, divorce, a new child or grandchild, or the death of a named beneficiary or executor. If your Will is When it comes to your legacy, don’t leave things to chance — or to the state. A properly drafted Will ensures your wishes are honored, your loved ones are protected, and your assets are distributed the way you intend, not how the courts guess you might have wanted.
Why You Need a Will
Whether you have a large estate or just a few key possessions, having a Will gives you control. Without one, Tennessee’s intestacy laws will decide who inherits your property, and that may not line up with your wishes. A Will allows you to:
-
Name the people (or charities) who will receive your property
-
Appoint a guardian for minor children
-
Choose a trusted executor to manage your estate
-
Minimize family disputes and confusion during an already difficult time
Common Misconceptions
-
“I’m too young to need a Will.”
If you’re over 18 and own anything — a car, a house, a bank account — you need a Will. Life is unpredictable. Planning ahead is a gift to your loved ones.
-
“I don’t own enough to bother.”
Even small estates benefit from clear direction. The point isn’t just about money — it’s about peace of mind.
Our Process
We make it easy. Whether you need a simple Will or a full estate plan, we’ll walk you through the key decisions and draft documents tailored to your needs. Our services include:
-
Simple Wills
-
Wills with Testamentary Trusts
-
Living Wills / Advance Directives
-
Powers of Attorney
-
Small Estate Affidavits (for probate shortcuts under TN law)
We explain everything in plain English. No legalese. No pressure. Just practical advice and solid documents you can trust.
Already Have a Will?
Wills should be reviewed anytime there’s a major life change — marriage, divorce, a new child or grandchild, or the death of a named beneficiary or executor. If your Will is more than 5 years old, it’s time for a checkup.
Ready to Get Started?
You can schedule an appointment online or give us a call at (901) 761-5353. We’ll help you put your wishes in writing — and your mind at ease.