Shanone Emmack, Attorney at Law

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Shanone Emmack Attorney at Law

SHANONE EMMACK IS AN ATTORNEY HIGHLY EXPERIENCED IN ESTATE PLANNING, PROBATE AND CRIMINAL LAW. SHE STRIVES TO MAKE EACH OF HER CLIENTS A PRIORITY AND WILL WORK WITH YOU TO DEVELOP A STRATEGY THAT WILL SERVE YOUR INDIVIDUAL CASE.

AREA OF PRACTICE

CRIMINAL LAW

If you have been charged with a crime, then your freedom could be at stake. Finding an attorney that will give you the best representation and protect your rights is critical.

Facing a criminal offense can not only be overwhelming and stressful, but it can also be life altering. Incarceration and a permanent criminal record are possible consequences of a criminal charge. Furthermore, a criminal record could affect your ability to gain employment, keep your current job, and further your education. Shanone understands these consequences.

Shanone is an experienced criminal law attorney serving Williamson, Rutherford, Maury, Hickman and surrounding counties and is dedicated to representing clients in a wide variety of matters including

ESTATE PLANNING

An estate plan helps assure that the disposition of your assets is carried out according to your wishes.

Furthermore, creating an estate plan will save your loved one’s undue stress after you have passed away.

An estate plan can include a will, trust, powers of attorney and advanced directives. Not having an estate plan in place could result in certain relatives, friends, and charities receiving nothing. Knowing you have an estate plan that protects your assets as well as your loved ones will give you peace of mind.

PROBATE LAW

Whether you were appointed the Executor/Personal Representative of the Estate of a recently deceased loved one or you need to create your own Estate plan, Shanone will bring the attention to detail and thoroughness needed to guide you through the process.

Shanone’s main objective is to assist personal representatives in fulfilling their fiduciary duties of carrying out legal obligations in accordance with the highest standards.

These legal objections and duties include:

Filing an application for probate and the appointment of an executor or administrator
Notifying beneficiaries and heirs
Conducting an inventory and appraisal of the estate assets
Collecting the assets
Identifying the decedent’s creditors
Paying the decedent’s debts to creditors
Filing the decedent’s final income taxes
Paying any applicable estate taxes
Distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries