Unless there are allegations of abuse of any kind—physical, emotional or sexual—parents should not bring a child into the decision-making process that comes with divorce and child custody. The Tennessee
Explaining child custody to the whole family
Nashville families going through divorce know all too well that the process usually makes little sense to younger ears. Those with children have the additional task of not only making
Prenups, estate planning and remarriages
For many years prenuptial agreements were thought important only for the rich and famous. Today, however, even the average resident in Tennessee may be able to benefit from these marital
How do I value a pension for divorce?
A pension plan may be the most substantial asset of many Tennessee marriages when couples forego other methods of investing or saving in favor of participating in an employer-sponsored plan.
Judge verifies man paid alimony payment due eight years ago
Despite the fact that alimony obligations are not meant to be punitive, many in Nashville may not be happy with having to pay them. Still, it is recommended that one
Addressing your estate plans after your divorce
During your divorce proceedings in Nashville, you likely had to fight to keep those marital assets that you felt that you were entitled to. Now that your divorce has been
Your parenting plan can dictate parenting cost reimbursements
Most divorced parents soon realize that child support barely scratches the surface of the expenses that are necessary for rearing healthy children. But how can the parent receiving support —
Differentiating equitable vs. equal property division
The common school of thought regarding property division in Nashville is that all marital property will be distributed equally amongst both sides in a divorce case. Most assume this to
3 Tips on Navigating a Child Custody Hearing
If you’re facing a divorce in Nashville, you’re probably concerned about the upcoming child custody hearing. The process can be intimidating for many parents, especially when considering just what is
Managing an alimony plan in Tennessee
When the divorce process is complete and ex-spouses fall into new routines, life can finally begin to settle down. However, not all Tennesseans experience such smooth sailing; some even go through issues