It's Thanksgiving in Tennessee. A lawyer with a baby riding on her hip " we'll call her Cindy " bastes the turkey and turns her oven down low. Next, she's headed to Bruce Street in the heart of Sevierville. Before she serves her family Thanksgiving dinner, she's got a parenting plan to do for a client. After completing the first draft of the plan, she...

Ash reelected Court of Judiciary presiding judge
Circuit Court Judge Don Ash of the 16th Judicial District has been elected to a second term as presiding judge of the Tennessee Court of the Judiciary. The 15-member panel receives complaints against judges and imposes sanctions for violations of the Code of...

Mark Twain once said that a banker is a man who will give you an umbrella on a sunny day and then ask for it back when it starts to rain. But Twain wrote this back in the good old days when bankers were conservative men who wore dark suits and somber expressions and only loaned you money when you proved you didn't need it.

Written by a law professor and an elder law specialist, this book's intended audience is the great mass of baby boomers " an estimated 80 million persons " born between 1946 and 1964. Reviewer Kelly Frére, born in 1959, sees the word "senior" in her not-too-distant future. Did this book give her the information she needs to avoid trouble?