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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...
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...
Divorces have been on the decline across the United States. However, there are still areas of the country where separation rates remain relatively high. As people are living longer and the taboo surrounding divorce is fading away, many are finding reasons to get out...
Many Tennessee couples get divorced each year. While this is fairly common, parents who are ending their marriages should keep in mind that their children can be negatively affected. There are several things that parents should understand so that they can help their...
There is a big question divorcing parents must contend with: How should they divide their time with the kids? For many Tennesseans, the answer to this is a Parenting Plan. In any divorce that involves time-sharing and children under the age of 18, the separating...
Most Tennesseans, including those who are a little older, have a more extensive digital life than they may realize, and it’s essential that their digital assets are added to estate plans. The failure to do so can lead to added costs and inconvenience for heirs or even...
Married couples share many material possessions over time. In the event of a divorce, some possessions are divided between the spouses. However, it is important not to overlook what happens to digital assets in a Tennessee divorce settlement. Digital assets, such as...
Pet owners would do anything to keep their furry friends safe and cared for. However, they often forget to do this in their estate plan. Adding provisions for your pet in your will is a responsible way to make sure your animal receives the care they need in case...
As many residents of Tennessee have probably heard, creating a trust is one way residents can eliminate, or at least greatly simplify, the probate process.To review, probate is a court-supervised process through which a person, the executor, collects a deceased...
Unlike many other states, Tennessee has fairly broad laws concerning legal separation.For those in the Cleveland area who may not understand the difference, a legal separation is a formal court proceeding in which the family law court will enter orders concerning,...