If you have an estate plan in place, you’re already far ahead of the curve. More than half of the adult population in the U.S. doesn’t have any estate planning documents such as a will or trust, according to a 2017 survey. However, your work isn’t over yet. A lot can...
Month: April 2020
What to do when pet custody is a point of contention
Divorce can shake up an entire family’s sense of wellbeing. It’s difficult enough to determine child custody arrangements, alimony payments, asset divisions, and who gets to keep the house. Add a furry family member to the list of things to divide between households,...
How mediation works in divorce
Today, couples are turning toward mediation over litigation to resolve their divorce disputes. Mediation is often cheaper and faster than traditional courtroom litigation. Many couples find mediation produces more satisfying resolutions as well. Often, a judge may...
Coping with divorce
If you are facing a high-conflict divorce in Tennessee, there are many ways you can take the high road with your spouse and avoid stress for everyone involved. This can lower tension during the difficult time after you are newly separated and pave the way for a better...