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Tennessee requires parents to share custody in a way that serves the child's best interest. The state does not favor parents of either gender when determining custody. When parents can agree on an arrangement, they can submit their custody agreement to the court for...
When you go through a divorce in Tennessee and end up with custody of your child, your priority is likely going to be figuring out how to give your child the care that he or she needs without having the support of your ex-spouse. Recognizing the importance of this,...
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,...
After you have a permanent parenting plan with your former spouse, you or your spouse can choose to move out of state. If you are the custodial parent, however, you do have to petition the court with your intent to move, your location and the reason for your move....
Today it seems like there’s an app for just about everything – including parents raising their children together after divorce. Whether you need a place to store all of your child’s important documents and events or are on shaky grounds with your ex and want to keep...
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...
Many spouses hesitate before filing for divorce. Divorce can cause a lot of anxiety and stress, especially for families with children. Additionally, divorce can take months, if not years, before resolving, and may cost a couple up to $15,000 per person. Focusing on...
If your child custody arrangement leaves you as the noncustodial parent, you may feel like you have few rights in the situation. The reality is that the courts want you to stay involved and be able to develop a meaningful relationship with your children despite the...
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...