Divorce

When a married couple divorces, they typically have to make vital decisions regarding debt and asset division, custody, child support, alimony, and a host of other important matters. Choosing when to fight and when to negotiate is one of the most important strategic choices you make during the divorce process. In Tennessee, there are two […]

When a couple separates or divorces, and there are children involved, it can become a frustrating and tense situation to be involved in for everyone. A violation of the parenting plan can lead to custody changes and the violating parent being held in contempt of court. We understand child custody cases can be highly stressful.

Are you in the throes of a divorce? No doubt, having to divide assets with your soon to be ex can further complicate matters. After all, when two people get married, their lives and affairs intertwine, and they begin to operate as a single entity. When couples divorce, their communal life must be divided to

Getting a divorce is likely one of the most stressful events in your life. It’s difficult to know where to turn and how to find the right help. Most people simply don’t have any experience with the legal ins and outs of the divorce process, which makes an already difficult situation all-the-more challenging.  Finding the

Divorce can cost you time, money, psychological and emotional distress. It is a time of unbelievable uncertainty. Each decision you make has enormous weight in long-term repercussions. The last thing you want to do is make any mistake during your divorce. Do you always make the best judgments when you’re feeling very emotional? Probably not,

Divorce is one of the most stressful events of someone’s life. There are so many things to consider during the process. Finding an attorney, and things like child custody, alimony, and child support make things even more complicated. You may feel stressed and emotionally drained, leaving you in a vulnerable state where you can make

Your marriage may be coming to an end, but does that mean you have to give up your forever home, too? If you are currently going through a divorce, you’ll want to know what could happen to your property.  When going through a divorce in Tennessee, your property will be split between you and your

Going through a divorce is stressful enough without having to have the answers to so many “what now” types of questions. Today, we’ll take a look at some of the most common questions those facing an upcoming divorce have regarding the future of their healthcare. Common Questions Regarding Divorce and Health Insurance I am on

When faced with child custody issues as unwed parents in Tennessee you can easily feel overwhelmed by the law and the uncertainty the situation may cause. We also understand that Tennessee law language can be ambiguous and often difficult to understand at a glance.  Tennessee law has simple standards in place to recognize child custody

Unfortunately, married life doesn’t always work out as planned — and filing for divorce can be a complicated process. If you’re considering divorce in TN, there are specific guidelines and rules that you should be aware of.  For example: You must reside in the state for a minimum of 60 days before filing for divorce.