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Divorce is hard, no matter what way you go about it. Mediation attempts to mitigate some of the difficulty by bringing together two basically reasonable adults and helping them work through their differences. It only works, however, if everyone is willing to negotiate...
You and your husband have decided to divorce. The first thing you may want to do is to announce it to the world and change your Facebook status. It may be tempting to post pictures and updates as you begin to explore your new single life. In addition, you might find...
When the owner, president, or chief executive officer (CEO) of a company goes through a divorce, it often seems like the whole company goes through the divorce at the same time. If this is your situation, you may want to keep your divorce fairly private in order to...
When a married heterosexual woman is pregnant, her husband is automatically presumed to be the other parent of her child under the law -- even if there's evidence to the contrary. Overcoming that presumption is actually no little task and the subject of many legal...
What happens to your support obligation when your child ends up staying with you for the entire summer vacation? If you're paying child support to your child's other parent because he or she normally has physical custody the majority of the time and you've generally...
Divorce is an adversarial process, and it isn't uncommon for people to feel especially distrustful of everything that happens. That can make it hard to consider mediation as an alternative, since mediation requires a certain amount of openness and trust to work. If...
If you're not the residential parent -- the parent with primary physical custody in Tennessee -- you may be faced with a difficult problem. How do you stay connected to your child when you don't live with him or her on a regular basis anymore? Unlike many other...
As a parent going through divorce, your primary concern is making sure your child understands what is happening and doesn't suffer because of it. Your ex and you are both on the same page and want to make sure your child has the best possible future with both of you...
If you and your spouse decide that mediation is the best way to work through your divorce, it won’t be long before you’re seeking information on what the process entails. While mediation is not the right solution for every couple, there are many benefits of giving it...
In a hotly contested legal divorce between a lesbian couple, the Tennessee court did what many consider the only rational decision: They granted the non-biological mother the same parenting and custodial rights and responsibilities that a man would have over a child...