Our legal practice is commonly referred to as “elder law.” But we don’t see it that way. Most of our clients are smart, educated women who are planning for their futures and describing them as “elderly” is quite a stretch. While our clients have a variety of life experiences, they are gracefully aging every day and we want to help them keep at it.
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April has experienced first-hand the need for better education surrounding older adults’ legal needs when her family disagreed over a loved one’s estate. As a result, April founded Graceful Aging Legal Services, PLLC. April’s strengths focus on helping clients protect their loved ones through estate planning, conservatorships, and TennCare/Medicaid planning. April is also well-versed in probate matters.
April graduated from Hume-Fogg Academic High School, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, and Nashville School of Law. She co-chairs the Nashville Bar Association Probate and Estate Planning Committee and is a past president of the Tennessee Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. She organizes a monthly networking meeting of solo and small firm attorneys in order to improve the legal system and profession.
April is licensed to practice before all Tennessee state courts. April lives in Hermitage, Tennessee with her husband Ian. After losing their beloved dog, Biff, they are currently fostering with Metro Animal Care and Control. On her desk, April always has a cozy candle burning or a small bouquet of flowers. Away from her desk, April enjoys celebrating the smallest progress in her garden, finding fun stamps at the post office, and eating cheese.
April Harris Jackson,
Attorney
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