When divorcing couples sit down to talk about dividing marital property, the family residence is usually the first asset they discuss. The simplest way of dealing with a home in a Tennessee divorce is to sell the property, pay off the mortgage and then divide the...
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Some couples in gray divorces may overlook Social Security
Gray divorces, which are divorces among couples aged 50 and older, are increasingly common in Tennessee. One aspect that couples may overlook in these splits is the impact on Social Security benefits. The links among marital status, Social Security and retirement...
How to handle holiday coparenting challenges
The holiday season, with its festive cheer and family gatherings, can also present challenges for coparents. Creating a harmonious experience for your children requires you to juggle schedules and manage expectations. Effective communication strategies can foster a...
Deciding whether to file for custody of your grandchildren
Deciding whether to file for custody of your grandchildren in Tennessee is a significant step. You must carefully consider various factors before moving forward. Understanding the elements at play can help you make an informed decision for your grandchildren's...
How can you speed up your divorce?
Next to a loved one’s death, divorce ranks second in the list of the most stressful human events. Thus, you would not want to prolong your agony. Instead, you likely wish to get things over with as soon as possible. While not without difficulties due to your family’s...
Alimony in gray divorces: How it affects your retirement savings
Older couples facing divorce may worry about their retirement savings because, through the years, they have often saved up quite a bit, including retirement funds. A divorce might mean splitting these savings, which could hinder their plans for a comfortable...
The pros and cons of a Tennessee divorce
Everyone dreads a divorce. No one gets into marriage thinking, "One day, I'll leave my spouse." But the reality is that some marriages don't work out. If you are at a point where you are considering splitting up from your partner in Tennessee, here are some pros and...
Is paternity fraud a crime?
Learning that the child you've loved and supported as your own is not biologically yours is a painful and heartbreaking betrayal. As you come to terms with this new reality, you might wonder what the future holds for you, the child and their mother. Did the mother...
Helping children adjust to a new school after divorce
As families go through the process of separation and divorce, one of the significant changes that children often face is the need to adapt to a new school environment. Transitioning to a new school can add to the stressors that children already experience during a...
Child support and license suspension
Neglecting to stay current on child support payments can have severe consequences. In fact, failing to meet child support obligations can result in license suspension and affect a parent's ability to drive. Losing a license can disrupt different parts of a parent’s...
