Estate Planning and Probate
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Smyrna, Tennessee
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Who WeAre.
Dale Law Group, PLLC
Smyrna, Tennessee law firm
Practical, personalized planning for your future.
Dale Law Group, PLLC represents clients in Middle Tennessee in estate planning, probate, and business matters.
The firm is based at 105 Avondale Drive in Smyrna and was established in 2010.
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Office
Smyrna, Tennessee
105 Avondale Drive · 615-767-8048
Practice Areas
Dale Law Group, PLLC represents clients in Middle Tennessee in estate planning, probate, and business matters.
Estate Planning and Probate: 19 services
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Pour-Over Wills
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Asset Protection Trusts
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Charitable Trusts
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Pet Trusts
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Trust Administration
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Ancillary Probate
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Durable Financial Power of Attorney
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Healthcare Power of Attorney
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Advance Healthcare Directives and Living Wills
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HIPAA Authorizations
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Estate and Gift Tax Planning
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Medicaid Planning
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Long-Term Care Planning
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Product liability claim
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$860K
Premises injury
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Catastrophic injury claim
Personal Injury
$615K
Commercial lease dispute
Business / Commercial Litigation
$425K
Contract dispute
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$310K
Partnership dispute
Business / Commercial Litigation
$185K
Contract enforcement matter
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Meet the Founder
Carolyn D. Dale
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Dale Law Group, PLLCBiography
Carolyn D. Dale is the founding attorney of Dale Law Group, PLLC, a Smyrna law firm serving clients in Middle Tennessee in estate planning, probate, and business matters.
- Practice
- Estate planning + probate
- Service
- Middle Tennessee
Testimonials
In our clients’ words.
Carolyn is an exceptional attorney! She’s compassionate and knowledgeable. She answers your questions clearly an effectively!
Chris B
February 6, 2026
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What Happens to Your House If You Don’t Have an Estate Plan in Tennessee?
When a Tennessee homeowner dies without an estate plan, state intestacy law determines who inherits the property. A surviving spouse, children, or other relatives may receive ownership interests, which can leave several family members…
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Do Young Families Really Need a Trust?
Tennessee parents don’t need substantial wealth to consider a revocable living trust. A trust can keep certain family and financial details outside probate records, provide instructions for a child’s inheritance, and authorize a trusted…
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Is a Will Enough for My Tennessee Estate Plan?
A will can direct certain property after death, but beneficiary designations on bank accounts, life insurance, retirement accounts, and payable-on-death accounts may control those specific assets. A complete Tennessee estate plan should…
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