Divorce can be one of life’s most challenging experiences, filled with emotional, financial, and legal complexities. If you’re considering filing for divorce in Franklin, Tennessee—a vibrant community in Williamson County—understanding
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Nashville?
Divorce is a significant life event, and one of the most common questions we hear at Rogers, Shea & Spanos is, “How long will this take?” If you’re considering or
Parental child abduction, explained
The very nature of divorce, in most cases, involves disagreement on some level. It is for this reason that a large majority of divorcing Tennesseans find difficulty determining child custody
Divorcing after a short marriage? What you should know
Ending a marriage after any amount of time is difficult, even if you have only been married for a few years. If you are in this position, there are some
Three estate plan additions to simplify planning for your family
Hesitating to establish a comprehensive estate plan can complicate matters for one’s loved ones after they pass away. So that’s why you create a will, right? The answer may be
Handling debt in a Tennessee divorce
It’s common for divorcing couples to struggle with property division. The family home, savings accounts and business ownership can come under fire. Marital debt can, as well. Before establishing settlement
What does a baby have to do with an estate plan?
If you recently had your first child, spare time will be limited. Many things you’d like to do will likely fall by the wayside as you develop new daily routines
Can long-distance co-parenting work?
Divorced parents typically struggle to arrange a parenting schedule that’s best for their children. Determining a plan that co-parents can juggle makes matters even more difficult. You might think living
Housing decisions during divorce involve more than real property
Establishing property division terms can be one of the biggest challenges in divorce, with you and your spouse likely wanting as much as possible from your marital estate. Your home
The contentious and complex issues surrounding property division
When walking down the aisle, reciting your vows, and saying, “I do,” no one who is newly married even considers divorce as a remote possibility. The honeymoon leads to a