Matthew Dean Duggin

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Knoxville, TN

Estate planning Lawyer at Knoxville, TN

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more

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Do I need to continue a conservatorship in court if my parent is deceased?

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 08, 2015

It should be a simple matter of filing a voluntary dismissal. The attorney you are working with will know what to do. Call them.

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I recently fired my power of attorney because I realized he was using my money to pay his own bills plus pocketing money.

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 07, 2015

I agree with the previous answer. You are describing one of the most despicable forms of theft. You should contact an attorney immediately and see...

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Is a notarized agreement legally binding if it has not been enforced?

Matthew's answer | Answered on April 06, 2015

It is impossible to answer this question completely without knowing the terms of your agreement. From these facts, it appears that you had a...

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My sister gets a disability check due to her mental health. Can she be Power of attorney over my dad?

Matthew's answer | Answered on March 31, 2015

Powers of Attorney are not irrevocable. If your sister is not doing a good job taking care of your father, he can revoke the Power of Attorney and...

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Which is a better choice for a small buisness

Matthew's answer | Answered on March 30, 2015

Unfortunately, it depends. LLCs are a popular and flexible vehicle for limiting liability in Tennessee. However, in some situations a Corporation...

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