Couples filing for divorce has risen during the COVID 19 pandemic due to the increased strain on their marriages. You can learn more HERE. Oten times divorce will lead to child custody hearings. Tennessee recently changed its custody laws. Parents already sharing custody have run into the matter of co-parenting during the COVID 19 pandemic.
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How Much Will A Divorce Cost?
How Much Will A Divorce Cost in Tennessee? Divorce Planning The cost of divorce is a normally a top question people have when going through the divorce process. It is important to understand that cheaper is not always better. Lawyers who offer low flat fees for divorce representation oftentimes maintain heavy caseloads and give minimal
Read MoreChild Custody & Visitation During COVID-19 In Tennessee
Child Custody & Visitation During COVID-19 In Tennessee Tennessee’s schools are closed for the remainder of the academic school year. Additionally, the courts are closed to in-person hearings with a few exceptions. Many businesses remain closed and everyone is struggling so far in 2020. Families are also trying to adjust their schedules as many people
Read MoreCan I Collect Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse?
Can I Receive Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse After Divorce? In some circumstances, the answer is YES! Per the Social Security Administration – If you are divorced, but your marriage lasted 10 years or longer, YOU CAN receive benefits on your ex-spouse’s record (even if they have remarried) if: You are unmarried You are
Read MoreLegal Separation & Divorce
Learn about legal separation agreements and how they effect divorce. Tennessee Code allows as an alternative to divorce – parties may enter into a legal separation agreement. You can read about some of the pros and cons of legal separation HERE @ The Tennessee Bar Association. Get Help Today There is a lot at stake
Read MoreElectronic Spying & Divorce
Electronic Spying & Divorce In Tennessee Wiretapping and Recording Telephone Calls If you are currently in the process of divorce or are considering one, it is our very nature that can push you to collect as much information as you can about your divorce case. However, if you are considering electronic eavesdropping such as recording
Read MoreDon’t Forget To Talk About College Planning For Children During A Divorce
College Planning For Children During A Divorce Are you getting divorced? Don’t forget to talk about and plan for how you will pay for your children’s college. You can learn more @ www.cnbc.com (CLICK KERE) Divorce and remarrying can have an impact on financial aid eligibility, and some schools will require financial information from both
Read MoreWhy You Should Never Make Your Children Choose Their Parental Visitation Schedule
When deciding on parental visitation, parents should leave their children out of the conversation – you can learn more HERE! There are many reasons to keep children out of this decision making process assuming we are not discussing a situation with domestic violence or mental or emotional abuse allegations. Additionally, mental health professionals agree that getting
Read MoreWhat is the difference between an agreed (uncontested) divorce and a contested divorce?
Uncontested / Agreed Divorce An agreed divorce also known as an uncontested divorce can be done when both spouses agree to divorce. Basically – you both agree on the settlement terms of your divorce without a trial or court intervention. However, you must agree on ALL terms of the divorce. An uncontested divorce is not without
Read MoreShould you consider collaborating on your divorce?
Divorce is difficult for every member of the family, and many couples strive to reduce the challenges and conflicts typically involved with this process. There are many practical ways to make divorce easier, and that is to avoid litigation. Collaborative divorce could be an option for some Tennessee couples who want a better way to
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