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You may date during a divorce. You have the right to move on and meet new people. However, you should tread carefully while using dating apps, and any other forms of social media, during divorce proceedings. People overshare online Those who use dating apps are likely...
Managing joint custody after divorce is often one of the most challenging parts of the entire process. Particularly if you and your ex-spouse are not on congenial terms, figuring out how to keep the focus on the kids and away from the conflict between you might seem...
To keep a greater share of their money or assets, some people may hide assets from their spouse as they head for or go through a divorce. As an equitable distribution state, judges in Tennessee seek to divide divorcing couples’ shared property in a way that is fair...
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is the effect it has on child-rearing. While you and your former spouse are apart, you must still present a united front when it comes to raising your children. This is the purpose of parenting agreements, which establish...
Divorce is often complicated, and you may worry about the impact that a drawn-out process will have on your family. If you are considering a divorce in Tennessee, here is what you can expect. Complaint and counter-complaint The process begins when you file a complaint...
Even under the best circumstances, a divorce will likely carry with it emotional and financial turbulence. The divorcing couple is concerned about navigating the process while focusing on creating a better, independent future. Depending on the length of the marriage,...
Spouses over the age of 50 may have accumulated valuable assets during a long-term marriage. Depending on each individual's plans for his or her lifestyle after divorce, spouses may need to consider their post-marital budgets carefully when negotiating property...
A prenup can help you plan for your future. In light of a divorce, having a prenup can prevent significant financial losses. Because it often simplifies the process of separating marital property, you may also reduce the impact that divorce has on your mental and...
The federal government allows each state to set laws about grandparent visitation. However, they require the judges in these cases to consider the parents' reasons for prohibiting contact. In addition, grandparent rights may not interfere with parental rights. Review...
The question of what to do with your debt may become one of the more complicated aspects of your divorce. Over the course of your marriage, you and your spouse have accumulated debt together in a number of ways, likely with credit cards but also through loans and...