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Powers of Attorney

A power of attorney allows an individual to designate a person to act for him or her in the event he is not able to act for himself. It only has authority during the life of the executing individual. The effectiveness of the power of attroney may take effect immediately or only under the conditions where an individual cannot act for themselves.

Jean L. Byassee

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jbyassee@dvlawfirm.com

Jean L. Byassee has practiced commercial, estate and healthcare law in Nashville and Texas for her entire career. Jean graduated from Washington & Lee Law School in Virginia. She has been general counsel for a small publicly traded healthcare company and worked for many years as senior counsel for Hospital Corporation of America. Her practice has exposed her to many areas of the law, allowing her to bring a range of law experience, on legal issues related to healthcare and eldercare matters.

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Irwin Kuhn

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Nashville lawyer and mediator Irwin Kuhn practicing in Nashville family law
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kuhn@dvlawfirm.com

Irwin Kuhn brings over 20 years of wide-ranging legal and mediation experience to Dobbins and Venick law firm in Nashville. Irwin handles family law cases including divorce law and post-divorce matters. He also assists clients with health care and end of life planning, including preparation of health care directives and living wills for married and unmarried couples and individuals. Irwin is experienced at small business litigation, and represents creditors in bankruptcy matters.

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