Lee Ann Adams speaks at Financial Empowerment Series Wednesday!

Gearhiser, Peters, Elliott, & Cannon, PLLC

How To Be Your Own Superhero: Insurance and Estate Planning Tips

November 11 @ 11:30 am   –   1:00 pm

|   $25

To quote Spiderman’s Uncle Ben, ” With great power comes great responsibility.” Melissa Curtis and Lee Ann Adams will present on the power of women to become their own superheros and plan responsibly from themselves, their families, and loved ones using the resources of personal insurance and estate planning. Key areas which will be addressed include:

  • Income replacement and financial security in the event of death, disability, or illness
  • Methods of transferring assests including lifetime gifts, joint ownership, beneficiary designations, estate planning vehicles (wills and trusts)
  • Aspects of incapacity planning including advance directives, general powers of attorney, and funded recovable/living trusts

Presented by: Melissa Woodall Curtis, Woodall Insurance Agency and Lee Ann Adams; Attorney, Gearhiser, Peters, Elliott & Cannon, PLLC

COST (includes materials & lunch):   $25 for CWLI members, $30 for non-members

To register:  http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ebi5k7vmf1d6c6d7&llr=95w6ngcab

 

July 10, 2025
At the 144th Annual Tennessee Bar Association Convention, David McDowell was elected to serve as the Vice President of the Tennessee Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Fellows, and began another term of service as the East Tennessee Governor on the Tennessee Bar Association Board of Governors.
July 10, 2025
On July 1, 2025, Sam D. Elliott, a member of the firm, assumed the chairmanship of the Tennessee Bar Foundation Board of Trustees. A member of the Board since 2019, Sam will serve a one-year term as chairman. The Tennessee Bar Foundation was established in 1982. Its mission is to administer Tennessee’s IOLTA (Interest On Lawyers’ Trust Accounts) program, honor distinguished attorneys as "Fellows," and support law-related public interest projects. The IOLTA program supports Tennessee’s Legal Aid programs and other non-profit organizations which provide legal services to the poor and/or work to improve the administration of justice. Sam is a former president of the Tennessee and Chattanooga Bar Associations and also currently serves as Chairman of the Tennessee Historical Commission.