You know that you need an estate plan, but if you are like many people, you may be putting off creating it. Or perhaps you created one years ago and
What is a simple will?
For many people, the idea of sitting down and going through the estate planning process is very daunting. Particularly if the person in question is on the younger side or
Confounding factors that can override a will
When making a will in Tennessee, many people mistakenly distribute assets in invalid ways. While wills are a popular tool for estate planning that gives decedents the ability to determine
Money matters leading up to and during a divorce
Spouses who believe their marriage may be headed toward a divorce may feel concerned about how a separation or divorce may impact them financially. This concern may be felt by
Debunking myths about prenuptial agreements
When some people think of prenuptial agreements, they automatically associate them with old stereotypes: an unromantic, selfish gesture that means the relationships lacks trust. Prenups have been through the cultural
What is Tennessee’s best interests of the child standard?
In Tennessee, judges tend to defer to the parenting arrangements parents make together. Therefore, it is worthwhile to negotiate parental decision-making and parenting time with your soon-to-be ex-spouse during your
Should I update my estate plan during a divorce?
If you and your spouse had worked to create a thorough estate plan but since made the decision to get a divorce, the long-term plans you once made may no
Things business owners should know about divorce
Divorce can be a trying and stressful time for anyone, but that can go double for business owners. Business owners facing divorce in Middle Tennessee need to approach property division
How is marital property determined in Tennessee?
When you’re headed toward divorce, you want to know what your life might look like after the divorce process is all done and settled. A big part of that picture
How does Tennessee address equitable division?
Divorce is tough, and no one gets divorced because they think the process might be fun. You get divorced because you recognize something in your life is wrong or isn’t