In Tennessee should vehicles generally be titled in the name of the trust (revocable living trust) or in an individual name?
There is no rule to go by in Tennessee. However, I usually recommend leaving vehicles outside of the living trust.
Franklin, TN
Trusts Lawyer at Franklin, TN
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There is no rule to go by in Tennessee. However, I usually recommend leaving vehicles outside of the living trust.
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