Waters Law expands footprint at 220 King St. with boutique estate planning space
(UCBJ) – Waters Law (WL), PLLC, a boutique law firm focused exclusively on estate planning, probate and trust administration and elder law, recently celebrated the opening of its new office at 220 King St. in Cookeville. The Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber of Commerce was on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by friends, clients and community members.
“Yesterday afternoon we had the privilege of celebrating Waters Law and their beautiful new office,” according to the Chamber.
The boutique firm provides “personalized legal services designed to help individuals and families navigate important life decisions with confidence and clarity.”
“Waters Law brings something valuable to the Upper Cumberland: thoughtful, high-quality legal services tailored to each client’s unique needs,” according to the Chamber.
According to WL, the firm wants lasting relationships, and the new office was designed to create a welcoming environment where clients can comfortably discuss some of life’s most significant personal and financial matters.
“At the heart of their work is a commitment to relationships and comprehensive planning, making sure every client walks away with a clear, confident plan they truly understand rather than just a set of documents. Their new office is bright and welcoming at every corner, designed to put clients at ease during what can often be some of life’s most important conversations,” according to the Chamber.
The event highlighted continued growth in Cookeville’s professional services sector.
“The turnout of friends and community members yesterday was wonderful to see, and exactly the kind of support we love to champion here in Cookeville. Congratulations to Waters Law on this exciting new chapter,” according to the Chamber.
For more information, call (931) 559-2889, email info@waters.law or visit HERE.
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