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Elizabeth Maxey Hackworth Long is a distinguished attorney based in Alcoa, Tennessee, with a robust legal practice focused on Adoption, Estate Planning, Probate, and Wills & Trusts. A native of Yorktown, Virginia, Elizabeth earned her Bachelor of Science in Commerce from the prestigious University of Virginia in 2003. Her commitment to education led her to Germany, where she taught English to high school students in Trier as part of the U.S. Fulbright teaching assistant program. In 2007, Elizabeth graduated magna cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law, specializing in Advocacy. She began her legal career in Richmond, Virginia, and has been licensed to practice law in both Virginia and Tennessee since then. Upon returning to Tennessee in 2009, she devoted herself to supporting clients navigating complex family law issues, including Divorce, Custody, Child Support, and Juvenile Law, while also expanding her practice to encompass Estate Planning and Estate Administration. Elizabeth is an active member of the Blount County, Knoxville, and Tennessee Bar Associations, demonstrating her commitment to legal excellence and community engagement. Outside of her legal practice, she is deeply involved in her community. As a member of New Providence Presbyterian Church and the Maryville Junior Service League, where she has served as Scholarship Chair since 2014, Elizabeth is dedicated to giving back. She also contributed to the Blount County Public Library Foundation Board from 2017 to 2019. In her personal life, Elizabeth enjoys quality time with her husband, Forrest, a pharmacist at Walgreens, and their two children, George and Caroline. Together, they share their home with three dogs, including a Vizsla and two rescue dogs, and they relish the vibrant lifestyle that Maryville has to offer.
Probate attorneys guide families through the estate administration process after a loved one passes. They handle court filings, asset distribution, and dispute resolution. Common matters include estate administration, will contests, heir disputes, trust administration.