Ideally, Tennessee residents who have divorced and who are now co-parenting their children would move seamlessly into the situation, even when one has physical custody and the other has visitation. However, when children resist visitation with a non-custodial parent,...
Aside from the emotional difficulties, divorce in Tennessee can also be financially complex. Figuring out how to proceed with separate finances can become confusing and overwhelming. A divorce financial advisor has specialized training to help you navigate the...
A parent's divorce or separation in Tennessee might alter a grandparent's relationship with their grandchildren. Since most custody negotiations are between parents, the grandparent can be excluded from the proceedings unless they can prove that they have a...
When a couple decides to get divorced, it is often difficult on the children. They may feel like they are in the middle of a tug-of-war, and they don't know who to root for. It is important that children feel as though they are still loved and supported by both...
Thousands of Tennessee couples file for divorce every year. While it can be painful, sometimes dissolving a marriage is best for both spouses. Different expectations about marriage and divorce are changing how people approach both the beginnings and ends of their...
In an increasing number of Tennessee divorces, it's compulsory that you purchase and maintain a life insurance policy. This is needed for child support and alimony in the event that the main provider of the family was to pass away while either of these are still owed....
Getting divorced at any age is difficult. For Tennessee women over 50, it often comes with unique challenges. Understanding what to expect and forming good strategies is important to establishing your personal and financial security. Divorcing after 50 Some of the...
It might seem logical that paternity is automatically established when a child is born. However, it must be officially established, whether a Tennessee father is seeking to protect his parental rights, or a mother is seeking to ensure financial support for the child....
It is a common fear among Tennessee divorced parents that their ex will keep the kids and prevent them from reuniting. The concern and worry this can cause can lead to strained exchanges between the parents and can even escalate into violence, depending on the path...
In Tennessee, breaking up with your spouse is hard, but it can be even more complicated when there are kids involved. So how do you communicate with your ex-spouse when things get tough? To keep the lines of communication as open as possible, you and your ex-spouse...
