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Does a parent’s tax liability change when their marriage ends?

Jan 31, 2022 in Divorce

It’s typical for multiple financial considerations to factor into divorce. Conversations often relate to property division, alimony and child support as individuals strive to protect their personal interests. Calculating the

Is it time to change the alimony agreement?

Jan 18, 2022 in Alimony

Change is one of the few constants in life. Sometimes it is a slow shift over time, at others will be caused by a life-changing event like divorce. Those going

When can a parent win sole custody of a child?

Jan 10, 2022 in Child Custody

While many states prefer that divorcing parents share joint custody of their children, Tennessee is not one of them. That is not to say the state favors either the mother

Five ways estate plans help build generational wealth

Jan 6, 2022 in Estate Planning

It is a common misconception that only people with fantastic wealth need to create estate plans. As a result, many people choose not to plan their estates, or they procrastinate.

Adults of all ages can benefit from an estate plan

Dec 10, 2021 in Estate Planning

Folks often put off estate planning because they think they are too young or do not have a sizable estate to protect. However, an estate plan can be beneficial for

4 steps to take to protect your privacy during divorce

Nov 9, 2021 in Divorce

Whether you are in the public eye or want to shield your loved ones from the intimate details of your divorce, protecting your privacy can be a top priority as

What about child custody during the holidays?

Nov 1, 2021 in Child Custody

Going from seeing your children every day to sharing them with your former spouse is an extremely difficult transition. The holidays can make time apart even harder. Although you might

How can I make sure my estate plans are set?

Oct 29, 2021 in Estate Planning

A will is an essential part of any estate plan. Designating your assets to your chosen beneficiaries can help minimize contention between your loved ones after you pass. Thorough estate

Don’t make assumptions about beneficiaries

Oct 19, 2021 in Estate Planning

There are many misconceptions about inheritance laws—one of the most concerning beliefs regards who will receive your property when you pass away. Without proper estate planning, there is no guarantee

Structure amid strife: Two critical tips for divorce involving children

Oct 12, 2021 in Divorce

Ending a marriage is one of the most complicated situations many adults face. Matters typically become even more complex with the involvement of children. No matter how parents try to

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