Amanda Jelks answers your questions about the corporate transparency act, how to file, and how it impacts your small business.

If you are the parent or child in a blended family it is essential that you have an estate plan that specifies your child (or you) child is an heir and beneficiary of your home. Your estate planning attorney is the best person to help you prepare.

If you have a child approaching the age of 18 you need to plan a Power of Attorney with them.

There are certain circumstance in which your ex-spouse can inherit from you even if it is not your intent.

Every parent needs an estate plan for their children.

People often confuse Medicare and Medicate but the difference is important, especially from an estate planning perspective.

Estate Planning is essential to making sure your assets are distributed according to your wishes when you pass away. Contact our law firm today.

You can place a security freeze on a the credit report for a minor or a legally incapacitated person under your care.

Conservatorships can be helpful for a person who can no longer handle their own medical or financial affairs and does not have a trustworthy power of attorney.

Before you add another person to you bank account you should be aware of some of the unintended consequences.

After the loss of a loved one, family members may be contacted by the deceased's creditors seeking payment. When are they responsible and when are they not?

What you don't know about estate planning could hurt your step-child.

Choosing someone to care for your child in your absence, is one of the most difficult decisions parents make during the estate planning process.

If you will be sharing private business information with employees, contractors, investors, or partners you should consider having them sign a nondisclosure agreement to protect your confidential information.

Learn how to put make your emergency contacts accessible to first responders regardless of your phone's security settings.

On February 9. 2020 Attorney Amanda Jelks was named “Best Attorney” by Chattanooga Business Elite at the 1st Annual Black Excellence of Chattanooga Awards.

COVID-19 has affected us all. We are still open for business at Jelks Law but and the legal system are adjusting to the pandemic.

Understanding how Medicaid works can be complicated and some of the terminology can be confusing. We at Jelks Law offer a brief guide to the essential terminology of Medicaid and Medicaid planning.

Medicaid requires that people in need of care "spend down" all of their assets. Jelks Law can help you plan ahead with alternatives to spending down.

Forming a partnership raises issues that need to be considered in order to create a successful business and to avoid potential litigation. Experienced business attorney, Amanda Jelks. can help you understand 5 major aspects of partnership formation and can also answer any other questions you may have on business partnerships.

Every single adult needs a Power of Attorney to make sure they are properly cared for in the event of an unfortunate situation.

Before you get married and blend your family with your mate's, determine whether a prenuptial agreement is needed to preserve assets for your existing children.

Whether you are starting a business or have been operating as a sole proprietor, you may be wondering if incorporating your business would be to your advantage. Jelks Law has extensive experience in business law and can answer any questions you may have on incorporating a business.

Estate Planning is too important to go it alone. Attorney Amanda Jelks, has seen wills contested and invalidated due to improper preparation. Contact us today.

New Laws will be taking effect in Tennessee on July 1st 2017