Sarah Easter and Catherine Harrington will be transitioning to a new practice. Read more here
Sarah Easter and Catherine Harrington will be transitioning to a new practice. Read more here
When you are served with an order of protection, that can be a distressing experience, especially if the allegations don’t reflect what happened. So, how to fight an unfair order of protection in Tennessee? If you believe the order is unfair, you do have the right to fight it. Here is how the process works…
Getting handed a citation instead of being taken to jail might feel like a small win at the moment. But it also raises a lot of questions, including what is a misdemeanor citation? And does this go on your record? If you’ve received one in Tennessee, here’s what you need to know about misdemeanor citations,…
If you share a bank account with your spouse, you probably don’t spend much time thinking about who owns which dollars. In most households, it is the account where income is deposited, and expenses are paid. However, that sense of normalcy can shift when one spouse owes back taxes. Suddenly, couples are faced with a…
Some people hit the open road and might go a few miles over the speed limit. For some drivers, they may be wondering whether this is pushing the limit or crossing into something more serious. In Tennessee, the difference between a routine speeding ticket and a criminal charge is not always tied to a specific…
Blended families are common in Tennessee. In many cases, stepparents play a huge role in a child’s life. They help with homework, show up to school events, and become a stable figure for them. So, what happens if that relationship is suddenly cut off? A divorce, separation, or death can happen. Can stepparents get visitation…
Owing back taxes has a way of hanging over your head. But the IRS doesn’t get unlimited time to chase you down. There’s a built-in deadline called the 10-year rule. You might have heard that waiting it out is a good strategy, but that is not always the case. Here is a look at the…
For many people, life does not stay the same after a divorce. New job opportunities come up, family members move, or a parent may want a fresh start in a new city. While relocating might seem like the next step for one parent, this decision can become more complicated when a child is involved. Relocating…
When you hear the news that you cannot work anymore due to a medical condition, you might not know where to turn. With financial stress piling up fast, you need to know your options. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) could help in your situation, but what are the differences and…
An annulment is a little different from a divorce. Instead of ending a legally valid marriage, an annulment says the marriage should not have been legally recognized in the first place. However, the rules about annulment are very specific, and many people wonder whether there’s a deadline for asking for one. So, is there a…
