We’ve written extensively this year on the questionable conservatorship of Nashville musician Danny Tate and wanted to take this opportunity to provide updated information about an appeal on that case. Per Impeachrandykennedy’s Blog, a document listing 29 issues that Tate intends to present on appeal has been filed with the court. From case proceedings lacking jurisdiction to a denial of due process, the site says “this is only a fraction of the issues that could be appealed, but for brevity.” A Statement of the Evidence is also posted.
Reports on this case will continue in the new year. We’ll also be following efforts in the Tennessee legislature to make public the judicial reprimand process. This case seems to provide a poignant example as to the positive public welfare implications of such action and EstateofDenial.com believes the most effective probate reform will come through a variety of measures largely executed at state governmental levels.
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