Estate Planning That Brings Clarity, Confidence, and Peace of Mind
estate planning
Estate planning is about more than documents—it’s about making sure the people you care about are supported, protected, and prepared. At Lindamood Financial Group, we help families across Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee create thoughtful, organized plans that reflect their wishes. Our advisors work closely with you and your attorney to make each decision simple and meaningful.
Planning Today So Your Loved Ones Are Cared For Tomorrow
keeping everything aligned with your long-term goals
What Our Estate Planning Services Include
Trust Establishment & Review
Help you structure and review trusts that support your goals for protection, control, and efficient transfer of assets.
Last Will & Testament Coordination
Work with your attorney to ensure your will accurately reflects your wishes and coordinates with your broader financial plan.
Beneficiary Management
Review and update beneficiaries regularly to avoid conflicts and keep your plan aligned with life changes.
Legacy & Family Planning
Guide conversations around values, goals, and long-term intentions so your legacy is understood and preserved.
Wills & Trusts
We can help you to craft will and trust documents to align with your financial planning
Family Plans & Document Organization
Help you maintain clear records and organized instructions that make your wishes easy for loved ones to follow.
Why Families Trust Our Estate Planning Guidance
A Clear Path Through an Emotional Process
Clients across Lebanon, Abingdon, Bristol, Greeneville, and Johnson City rely on us for thoughtful estate planning support rooted in trust and long-term relationships.
- Experience guiding 850+ households through estate and legacy discussions
- Long-term relationships built with families across multiple generations
- Coordination with trusted attorneys and tax professionals
- Clear, compassionate guidance through sensitive decisions
- Advisors committed to aligning financial and legal strategies
Do I need both a will and a trust?
Not always, and it depends on your goals; we help you understand the benefits of each so you can determine what fits best.
How often should I review my estate plan?
It's wise to review your plan every few years or anytime you experience a major life event such as marriage, birth of a child, or significant financial change.
Do you draft legal documents?
Yes, we help you to craft your legal documents: Wills, Revocable Trusts, Powers of Attorney, and Healthcare Powers of Attorney.
What’s the benefit of updating beneficiaries separately?
Beneficiary designations control many accounts, and keeping them updated ensures assets pass directly and efficiently to the right people.

