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Money can be a contentious issue during a marriage. Some spouses seek to avoid the issue by hiding spending or saving from their spouses with separate bank accounts or credit cards. When discovered, the breach of trust can cause a rupture in the relationship that may...
Divorce can be many things, but one of the most common things it can be is a fight over money. While you were married, you and your spouse were building a future together. Whether your goals included buying a home, starting and running a business, or retiring in...
Whether you had a difficult childhood or you are in the middle of splitting up with your spouse and they experienced trauma during their younger years, it is important to understand the different ways in which these experiences, memories and emotions can cause a...
Property division is one of the most complex parts of any divorce. You must take all your assets and decide how to divide them between the two of you in order to completely separate your lives. In Tennessee, you have a couple of options for property division,...
What is going through your children's heads when they conclude that their parents are splitting up? If the child has come to a conclusion on their own, that's not something you'll know unless they ask about it. It would be best to address the situation with your child...
The family home is often one of the most contested assets in a divorce. Oftentimes, years of memories are tied to that property, and the thought of never stepping foot in there again can be difficult. The same can often be said of a beloved vacation property or cabin....
If you are married to someone who is struggling with drug addiction, our law office knows how challenging various facets of your life likely are. Whether they are unable to work because of a drug problem, leading to financial hardships, or you are subjected to some...
The bases for granting divorces in Tennessee are proof of statutory grounds or through the satisfaction of certain requirements. According to the American Bar Association, fault and no-fault are the two categories of legal grounds for obtaining a divorce. Individuals...
There is much to say about the emotional effects of divorce, but the financial effects can be just as devastating. Many people focus on the costs that come into play after divorce, such as alimony and child support payments. However, this ignores that a divorce on its...
During your divorce, you probably realize you must give some marital assets to your spouse. If your small business is part of the marital estate, your partner probably has an ownership interest in it. While you likely have some options for dealing with your small...