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Angel Kane, Partner

Portrait of Angel Kane, Kane Law

Contact

615-784-4800 – Office Phone
615-560-1874 – Fax Number

akane@kane-law.com – e-Mail
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Practice Areas

  • Family Law
  • Estate Planning
  • Business Law
  • Wills & Trusts

Overview

Angel Kane has been practicing law since 1995. While in law school Angel was a member of the University of Memphis Law Review.   She also served as a judicial law clerk for Chancery Court. Upon graduation, she practiced with the law firm of Crislip, Philip & Associates.  There she worked in the areas of creditor’s rights, family law, wills, trusts, and business litigation.  

In 1998, Angel and her husband, Brody Kane, returned to Wilson County, where Angel joined the law firm of Rochelle, McCulloch & Aulds. Then in 2005, she joined Brody at McBrien and Kane.  Since then she focused her practice on family law, estate planning, and business law.

Areas of Law 

In her practice, she handles divorce, custody, paternity, alimony, child support, grandparent visitation, parental relocationadoption, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, estate planning, probate of estates, and business formation.

In 2025 Angel was appointed City Judge for the City of Lebanon. Angel previously served as a part-time Municipal Judge from 2014-2025.

Memberships

Angel Kane is an active member of the 15th Judicial District Bar Association and a graduate of Leadership Wilson. In 2008, she co-founded the media company, Wilson Living Magazine, LLC.  In fact, this publication is a bi-monthly regional print and digital magazine with a readership of over 50,000 readers. Additionally, Angel is a regular contributor to The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, Lebanon Democrat, Carthage Courier and The Wilson Post.

Angel and her family attend First United Methodist Church. She and her husband have three children.

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Understanding TN Community Property Trusts

We are here to help you understand TN Community Property Trusts (CPTs). These are valuable estate planning tools offering unique benefits for married couples in Tennessee. While not as common as traditional revocable living trusts, CPTs can manage and protect assets while taking advantage of Tennessee’s community property laws. Below, we’ll explain the critical aspects […]

Tennessee Community Property Trust vs. Revocable Trust

We are here to help you understand the differences between a standard revocable living trust and a Tennessee Community Property Trust (TCPT). Married couples in Tennessee often weigh the choice between these two estate planning tools. While both can simplify asset management, they differ significantly in tax treatment, structure, and long-term financial impact. Understanding these […]

Benefits of a Tennessee Community Property Trust for Married Couples

We are here to help you understand the benefits of a Tennessee Community Property Trust (TCPT) for married couples. A TCPT gives married couples a powerful way to manage and transfer assets while reducing their tax burden. Tennessee is not a community property state by default, but the Tennessee Community Property Trust Act (Tenn. Code […]