Conservatorships: How Solo Practitioners or Attorneys in Small Firms Can Expand Their Practice
Mon, April 25, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM CT
This free one-hour Zoom event will feature a discussion on the best practices for conservatorships with a focus on general practice and small solo firms. Don’t miss this chance to learn from leading experts in the field of Conservatorships and earn an optional hour of CLE credit.
CLE Credit: The event is free and open to all TBA members. There is a filing fee of $50 to receive CLE credit.
Questions: Please feel free to submit questions in advance to jvossler@tnbar.org.
Meet our Speakers:
AMY WILLOUGHBY BRYANT
Amy Willoughby Bryant has eleven years of practice experience, specializing in family law, probate, real estate and health law. Most recently, Bryant served as Senior Attorney for the Division of TennCare, where she supervised a staff of twenty- five and was responsible for creating training materials, giving presentations and helping to develop a resource bank for the administrative appeals unit. Prior to joining the state, she worked in private practice on a variety of legal matters, including conservatorships. Bryant now serves Metro Nashville and Nashville’s community of individuals with a disability as the director of the Office of Conservatorship Management – Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson Co., and views this as a tremendous opportunity to combine her professional expertise with her passion for protecting Nashville’s vulnerable adults. She is a past president of Napier Looby Bar Association and holds degrees from Tennessee State University and the Saint Louis University School of Law.
TRAVENIA HOLDEN
Travenia Holden is the owner of Holden Law Office in Lebanon, where she focuses her practice on conservatorships, powers of attorney, wills and estates, probate administration, veterans benefits, medicaid eligibility and special needs trusts. Holden takes pride in professional services with a personal touch to individuals and families that are facing issues associated with long-term illness, assisted living facilities, nursing home admission, Medicaid eligibility, and disabilities. She is a member of the 15th Judicial Bar Association, Solo/Small Business Division of Lawyer's Association for Women, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Nashville Bar Association and the Tennessee Bar Association, where she also served as Chair of the organization's Elder Law Section. She holds degrees from Howard University and the North Carolina Central University School of Law.
Mon, April 25, 2022
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM CT