A judge in Tennessee had a good reason to award you primary custody of your child. However, after some time, your child may want to live with the other parent. Here's what you should and shouldn't do in such a circumstance. Things you can do It may come as a shock to...
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Plan for children’s college expenses during divorce proceedings
If your children intend to go to college, what you pay for their education, whether they attend classes in Tennessee or elsewhere, will most likely be the most significant expense you face in raising them. When parents divorce before their offspring enters college,...
How to succeed at co-parenting in Tennessee
If you are a divorced or divorcing parent, then you know that co-parenting can be difficult. However, there are some things that you can do to make the process a little bit easier. Make an effort to communicate frequently As co-parents, there are many things that you...
Why it’s crucial to stay calm during a custody dispute
A contentious battle in the Tennessee courts can affect the people getting divorced as well as those around them, including their kids. Minimizing emotional conflict and trauma benefits everyone. A stepparent does not need to just sit back and stand away. There are a...
How courts settle divorce relocation issues
Are you divorcing in the state of Tennessee? You may be planning to move out of the state once your settlement has been finalized. However, these plans can hit a snag if there are children from the marriage. Your former spouse may block your relocation, which could...
Preparing for a custody hearing
Most child custody disputes in Tennessee are resolved at the negotiating table because the parties involved find a way to put their differences aside in the best interests of their children. When parents are unable to reach an agreement that both sides can live with,...
Permanent Separation or Divorce?
When a couple chooses to “separate” rather than divorce, they have options as to what they would like their separation to look like, including a permanent separation. You may choose to separate as a means of testing whether separation is preferable to divorce during a...
Choosing Divorce Court over Mediation or Collaborative Divorce
It is often the case that couples who chose to divorce can proceed more quickly by using mediation or collaborative law. On the other hand, there are some instances when going through a traditional divorce court is the better choice. Our Nashville divorce attorney can...
Alimony: What You Need to Know Before a Divorce
If you are seeking a divorce, there may be a chance that alimony payments will be required. This law has been in effect for more than 100 years, and while in recent days it is ordered less frequently, it is still something you will need to take into consideration in...
What You Need to Know About Divorce in Tennessee
Divorce laws vary from state to state, so if you are seeking a divorce in Tennessee, it is important to be aware of the state’s own individual laws so that you can know what to expect. To file for divorce in Tennessee, at least one spouse must be a legal resident of...