Divorce

Divorce is never easy, but dealing with a divorce during the holiday season can be difficult for everyone in the family. The stress of dealing with the end of a marriage can be amplified by coordinating schedules with the children to deal with the feelings of spending the holidays without a partner.  With the right […]

In the age of digital dominance, social media has woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives. It has redefined how we connect, communicate, and share our experiences. While social media platforms have undoubtedly enriched our lives in many ways, they have also cast a shadow on personal relationships, including marriages. Your online presence

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, especially when children are involved. Beyond the emotional turmoil, divorcing parents must also deal with practical issues like child custody, support, and healthcare. In Tennessee, understanding how health insurance premiums and uninsured medical expenses for children are handled during divorce is crucial for both parents’ and children’s well-being.

Studies have shown that finalizing a divorce typically takes about a year. And with divorce being the second most stressful event a person can go through, it’s no surprise that people going through a divorce want to get it finalized as soon as possible. While the time it takes for a divorce to be completed

Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences. It involves complex emotions, legal proceedings, and life adjustments. While completely avoiding all difficulties may be impossible, understanding what to avoid during this period can greatly contribute to a smoother transition. This article will explore ten of the most common pitfalls and offer

Deciding to pursue a divorce is undoubtedly a difficult choice. It’s a process that involves a wide range of legal, emotional, and practical considerations. If you are considering divorce in Tennessee, it’s crucial to be well-informed about the state’s laws and procedures governing divorce. To eliminate some of the uncertainty accompanying divorce, you must arm

Just like the assets a couple had during their marriage must be divided in a divorce, debts accrued must also be divided. And while many people understand that obvious debts, such as vehicle payments and credit card bills, will be divided during the divorce, many people may not realize that medical debt will be divided

Tennessee residents owe over $31.4 billion in student loans, making it the fifteenth largest total debt in the United States. People likely took out those student loans before they were married. But if they took out the loans while married, knowing who will be responsible for those student loan payments during a divorce in Tennessee

When your “happily ever after” doesn’t last as long as you expected, and you’ve decided that a divorce is what’s best for you and your family, one of the first questions you may have is, how long will this take? It’s natural to want to know how long such an emotional event will take. However,

While the divorce rate in younger couples has decreased in the past couple of decades, one divorce statistic has risen steadily: “gray divorce.” In 2021, the United States Census Bureau reported the divorce rate for adults between the ages of 55-60 was at a record high of 43%, leaving this age group with the highest