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Your life will ultimately change forever when you decide that it's time to end your marriage. It doesn't matter if you've been together for one year, five years or 50 years, the end of a marriage is a big change in the lives of both parties. Here are some important...
Preparing for a high-asset divorce in Tennessee is very stressful. Going through such a situation is incredibly difficult, especially when you suspect that there might be some hidden assets. Here are some tips for finding hidden assets as you prepare to file for...
New divorce forms have been released by the Tennessee Supreme Court that make it more affordable for families with children to file for divorce. The forms were put into effect back on July 1. They allow families with children that meet specific requirements to file...
Are you working through a child custody case in Seymour? This is a very difficult situation for all parties involved, especially the children. More and more parents are turning to virtual visitation as a way to come to a child custody agreement. Parents must...
Making your child support payments in full and on time is a big deal. Not only does the law require this, but you know that it's bringing good to your child's life. But what happens if you get to a point when you are unable to make your child support payments in full...
If you want to save money on your divorce, the first thing you need to do is try to educate yourself about the process and learn about your options. Somewhat like weddings, there are divorces than can be handled for only a little more than the filing costs -- and...
When you own your own medical practice, there's almost no way to keep your divorce out of the office. The office -- in fact, the whole practice -- may be a big part of the conflicts that arise when it comes time to divide up the assets during the divorce. Tennessee...
Holiday schedules are an important part of a custody plan. If you leave them out, you may find yourself more than a little upset when you realize that your ex has the kids on your birthday or the date of the yearly family gathering during the Christmas break that your...
The No. 1 rule of any divorce ought to be "Don't trust advice from anyone except your attorney." In particular, certain pieces of advice can actually end up hurting you if you fall into the trap of believing they're true: 1. You can figure out how much child support...
There is a lot of advice out there on the internet about what to do and not do during a custody battle. High on the list of things not to do is "skip states with your child" while the custody battle is waging on. Not only will that likely cost you the custody that you...