Campbell H. Lewis

Estate & Probate Attorney

Campbell H. Lewis joined Douglass & Runger in January of 2022, specializing in Estate Planning, Probate, and Estate Administration.

Campbell brings a thoughtful and meticulous approach to his legal practice.

He completed his early education at Evangelical Christian School, followed by earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Memphis.

Campbell’s pursuit of law led him to Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, where he obtained his Juris Doctorate.

His work is characterized by a commitment to ensuring that his clients’ estate planning and administration needs are met with professionalism and care.

Away from his legal responsibilities, Campbell enjoys traveling and immersing himself in different cultures.

He is also an enthusiastic sports fan, frequently attending Grizzlies and Tigers games.

His legal knowledge and team mentality have made him a valuable asset at Douglass & Runger.

Associations and Memberships

Tennessee Bar Association
Memphis Bar Association
South Main Association
Rotary Club of East Memphis
BNI Downtown Memphis Chapter

Practice Areas by Campbell

Memphis Estate Planning Attorneys

Estate planning may sound complicated, but at its core, it’s about making sure your wishes are followed and your loved ones are cared for when you’re no longer able to do so. It includes creating essential documents like Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney and implementing strategies to minimize taxes and streamline the process for your family.

Estate Planning for Business Owners

Protect your business with tailored estate planning in Memphis. Our attorneys help you secure your company's future and ensure your wishes are honored.

Intestate Estate Administration

When a loved one passes away without a Will, the estate enters into a legal process known as intestate estate administration.

Medicaid Planning

Creating an estate plan is essential for deciding how your assets will be shared and your final wishes fulfilled.
But a good estate plan also prepares for your future care needs as you age.

Irrevocable Living Trust

An Irrevocable Living Trust is a powerful way to protect your assets and ensure your loved ones are taken care of. Unlike other trusts, it can’t be easily changed once created — making it a secure way to lock in your wishes.

Special Needs Trusts

A Special Needs Trust ensures your loved one with special needs has the financial support they need without risking their access to crucial benefits. It’s a way to provide care, security, and peace of mind for the future.

FAQs by Campbell

Can a minor receive an inheritance in Tennessee?

Probate Law

Curt Runger of Memphis law firm Douglass & Runger answers the question of if a minor can receive an inheritance...

Do I Have to Open an Estate if all I Inherited in a Will was Real Estate?

Probate Law

Learn how to handle probate when a loved one leaves behind only real estate with attorney Curt Runger.

How Much Do Will Contest Lawsuits Cost?

Probate Law

Will contests are expensive and should only be pursued if a significant amount of money is at stake and you...

Legal Bases for a Will Contest

Probate Law

Curt Runger of Memphis law firm Douglass & Runger explains legal bases for a will contest.

Should You Get Your Last Will and Testament from LegalZoom?

Estate Planning

In this video attorney Curt Runger answers the question of if you should buy a will from the website LegalZoom....

Should You Pay a Loved One’s Bills After They Pass Away?

Probate Law

Wondering if you should pay a loved one’s bills after they pass away? Learn why it’s usually better to let...

What are the Duties of a Personal Representative aka an Executor or Administrator in Tennessee?

Estate Planning

Learn the essential duties of a personal representative aka an Executor or Administrator in probate, from managing assets to notifying...

What if I can’t find the original Will?

Estate Planning

Lost the original Will of a loved one? Learn the steps for admitting a copy into probate in Tennessee, the...

What is a Power of Attorney?

Estate Planning

Learn why a Power of Attorney is a crucial part of estate planning. Discover the different types of POAs and...

What is an inventory and when do I have to file one?

Probate Law

Learn about the probate inventory process, including what it is, why it’s important, and when you might not need to...

What is the Difference between a Living Will and a Last Will and Testament?

Estate Planning

Confused about the difference between a Last Will and Testament and a Living Will? Learn what each document does and...

What is the Process for Opening a Probate Estate in Tennessee?

Probate Law

Learn how to open an estate with guidance from Douglass & Runger. Schedule a consultation today to discuss your probate...

When do you need to open a probate estate in Tennessee?

Probate Law

The main consideration is whether there are assets titled solely in the deceased's name. If so, an estate likely needs...

Who has standing to file a Will contest?

Probate Law

Learn about legal standing for filing a will contest in Tennessee. Discover who can challenge a will and why having...

Recent Blogs

Embracing Uncertainty – The Heart of Estate Planning

We strive to build legacies to live beyond death, like putting our names on buildings or creating great works of art. Humans even do things to challenge death. In fact, we'd rather jump out of planes than look death in the eye.

Want to Write Your Own Will? – Know the Downsides of DIY

The biggest hurdle to creating an estate plan is convincing people they need one.

2025 Quality Business Award – Best Estate Planning Lawyer Bartlett Tennessee

At Douglass & Runger, PLLC, we’ve always prioritized one thing above all else: delivering exceptional service to our clients.

Will vs. Trust – How Trusts Outperform Wills in Estate Security

Navigating estate planning? This Will vs. Trust comparison highlights the benefits of each. Learn how trusts provide superior asset protection, bypass probate, and offer greater control compared to traditional wills. Make the right choice for your family's future.