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Do you have the legal right to spend time with your grandchildren? Many people misunderstand grandparent visitation rights and how they work. Explore the facts behind these three common myths about the extent of grandparents' rights in Tennessee. Myth: Federal law...
When you split from your spouse in Tennessee, you may have concerns about supporting yourself without your partner. You may feel especially worried about this if you are divorcing later in life and are unlikely to return to the workplace. However, if you do not have...
Even though you love your husband or wife, the two of you come from drastically different backgrounds. When you were a child, your parents expected you to pitch in on household chores. This responsibility has accompanied you into adulthood. Your spouse, however,...
A divorce will alter the way your finances look and will probably require a complete overhaul of your budget. Anticipating these changes can help you take proactive steps to rebuild your wealth. One option you may have considered is to set aside or conceal assets....
Domestic violence can have a big impact on your divorce and the decisions the court makes in finalizing your decree. When it comes to child custody, it can have a huge effect on the court’s decisions. FindLaw explains you should file for a protection order as soon as...
If you are in the middle of a divorce, now is one of the most important times for you to protect your finances. Spousal support can become burdensome for the person who has to pay, so your wallet may be more vulnerable than ever before. Matters become more complicated...
Tennessee's divorce laws divide marital assets through an equitable distribution method based on fairness. If you started or acquired a business during your marriage, your soon-to-be ex-spouse has a right to receive his or her fair share of it. Business ownership...
Relocations are often necessary and a variety of factors can contribute. A new job, proximity to aging family members, cost of living and school districts are just some of the many considerations for making a long-distance move. For custodial parents with minor...
When a marriage falls apart, it is rarely ever just one thing that causes this to happen. It is often a culmination of actions, arguments, words, behaviors and more. However, sometimes these different factors can tie back to a few common origin points, such as...
If you inherited property from a loved one, you might worry about losing it if you divorce. According to the Tennessee Board of Law Examiners, Tennessee is an equitable distribution state. As a result, the court divides marital property equitably but not necessarily...