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With 68 years of experience, the Gordon Law Group focuses on estate and legacy planning, business pl

10/28/2026

Some estate planning mistakes are scarier than they look because they can sit unnoticed for years. Here are a few of the most common ones our team sees:

🔹 Never updating documents after a marriage or divorce
🔹 Failing to name the right decision-makers for finances and health care
🔹 Assuming a will controls every asset you own
🔹 Overlooking planning for minor children
🔹 Storing documents where family members can't find them

The good news is that each of these can be addressed with a thoughtful review. The right process depends on your family structure, assets, and goals, so there's no single fix that applies to everyone.

When did you last review your estate plan? Visit gordonlawgroupnashville.com/contact-us to have our team take a fresh look.

10/21/2026

If you own a business, your estate plan should account for more than your personal assets. Ownership interests, succession, decision-making authority during incapacity, and agreements among co-owners all deserve attention, along with how the value of the company fits into your broader wealth preservation strategy.

Consider what would happen if you were suddenly unable to manage the business. Would your spouse, your children, a co-owner, or a successor know what comes next? Thoughtful planning can give the people around you a clear path instead of a set of open questions.

Our firm works with business owners to coordinate personal and business planning so the two don't work against each other.

Visit gordonlawgroupnashville.com/contact-us to get started.

10/14/2026

If estate planning feels overwhelming, start with the questions instead of the paperwork: who are the people you want to protect, and which assets need a plan behind them?

From there, a simple starting process takes shape. Consider who should make financial and health care decisions on your behalf, review your beneficiary designations, and think about whether a will, a trust, or another document fits your goals.

Many parents, spouses, and business owners work through this while organizing documents ahead of a major life transition.

At Gordon Law Group, our sister firm, Heritance Law, provides estate planning services with the same personalized guidance our clients have always received.

Bring us your list of questions, and we'll help you sort out the rest: heritancelaw.com/estate-planning.

10/08/2026

October is National Estate Planning Month and a great opportunity to highlight the importance of keeping your estate plan up to date. Many people assume that once an estate plan is completed, it is something they can set aside indefinitely.

In reality, estate planning is an ongoing process that should evolve as your life, family, finances, and goals change. Swipe through to learn more.

If you would like to discuss your existing plan, review your documents, or explore potential updates, please contact us. We would be happy to help.

09/29/2026

A will is important, but it may not answer every estate planning question. Depending on your goals, a complete plan may also include a revocable living trust, an irrevocable trust, a durable power of attorney, and health care documents.

Families often ask about these tools when they want to plan for minor children, manage assets efficiently, or establish a clear structure for decision-making during incapacity.

What's right for one family isn't automatically right for another, which is why we start by understanding your situation before recommending any document.

If you already have a will, it may be time to ask whether your documents work together the way you intend. Visit gordonlawgroupnashville.com/contact-us to get started.

09/22/2026

Estate planning should keep pace with your life, not wait for a certain birthday. Major changes such as marriage, divorce, having children, starting a business, buying significant assets, approaching retirement, or becoming single again can all be reasons to create or update a plan.

After changes like these, it's often wise to review your beneficiary designations, your named decision-makers, any guardianship instructions, and how your assets are owned. The right approach depends on your goals and stage of life, and no two plans look exactly alike.

If your family or financial circumstances have changed, we would welcome the opportunity to review your plan with you. Reach out today at gordonlawgroupnashville.com/contact-us.

09/17/2026

Estate planning isn't only for older adults, and it often matters most for parents raising minor children.

Parents should consider who would care for their children and how assets would be managed on their behalf if something unexpected happened. Depending on your circumstances, a plan may include guardianship designations, a will, a trust, powers of attorney, and health care documents.

Many families revisit these documents after the birth of a child or a change in guardianship preferences.

Our team can help you identify which documents and strategies fit your family. Book an initial call at gordonlawgroupnashville.com/book-a-call.

08/27/2026

When planning for your children's future, providing financial security is often one of the greatest gifts you can leave behind. Trusts can help protect assets and ensure funds are used according to your wishes for important needs such as education, healthcare, and long-term financial support.

Rather than distributing assets outright, a trust allows you to establish guidelines that reflect your family's goals and values. Educational trusts, for example, can help provide resources for future learning opportunities while preserving assets until they are needed.

Schedule a consultation with our team to learn how trusts may help support your family's future. Learn more: https://gordonlawgroup.com/

08/20/2026

Many people are surprised to learn that a last will and testament and a living will are not the same thing. While they sound similar, each plays a very different role in a well‑structured estate plan.

Our team at Gordon Law Group helps families understand how these documents work together to support long‑term estate planning and wealth preservation. Knowing what each one covers can make it easier to protect your wishes and provide clarity for loved ones.

If you have questions about wills, trusts, or any part of the estate planning process, our offices in Brentwood, TN; Greenville, SC; and Mt. Pleasant, SC are here to help.

08/12/2026

As children head back to school and parents are busy preparing backpacks, schedules, and supplies, it is also a good time to think about an important item that often gets overlooked: guardianship planning.

If you have minor children, naming a guardian in your will helps ensure that someone you trust is designated to care for them if the unexpected occurs. Without clear instructions, those decisions may be left to the court.

While it is not always an easy conversation to have, making guardianship decisions today can provide valuable peace of mind for your family tomorrow.

Our team is here to help guide you through this important part of the estate planning process. Call our office to discuss your estate planning needs.

Learn more: https://gordonlawgroup.com/

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330 E. Coffee Street
Greenville, SC
29601

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+18643754788

Website

http://www.gordonlawgroup.com/

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