Establishing paternity is a significant step for parents and children alike. It affects various aspects of family life, including legal rights, financial support, and emotional connections between a father and his child. Understanding the process of paternal...
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Joint physical custody arrangements in Tennessee
Joint physical custody can be ideal for kids and parents, but it needs careful planning and teamwork. Knowing how Tennessee law deals with joint physical custody can help parents manage this process. Understanding joint physical custody Joint physical custody means...
Addressing false financial disclosures in alimony cases
Determining alimony payments during divorce proceedings relies heavily on the accurate disclosure of financial resources. If you suspect that your ex-spouse is lying about their financial resources, you can take decisive steps to protect your rights. It is helpful to...
Adapting estate plans after a gray divorce in Tennessee
Gray divorce, the term for couples divorcing later in life, often brings significant financial and legal changes. One critical area requiring attention is estate planning. Adjusting a few key things ensures your assets reflect your new situation. Revising your will...
Getting a divorce without signed papers
Divorce can be a challenging process, particularly when one spouse is uncooperative or difficult to locate. If you are considering divorce in Tennessee, you may be wondering if it’s possible to proceed without your spouse's signature. The good news is that you can,...
How will divorce impact your small business?
Divorce is rarely easy and can have a big impact on many aspects of life, including business. Small business owners in Tennessee should understand how divorce may affect their operations. That way, they can safeguard their investments and keep things running smoothly....
How relocation affects father’s rights in Tennessee
Relocation can significantly impact a father’s rights in Tennessee, especially regarding custody and visitation. Tennessee law requires that a parent planning to move more than 50 miles away or out of state must provide notice to the other parent. This notice must be...
Understanding grandparents’ rights after a divorce
Divorce affects more than just a couple and their children. It impacts other family relationships, including those between grandparents and grandchildren. Grandparents are often important in their grandchildren's lives, but a divorce can disrupt this relationship....
Dividing executive compensation plans in a divorce
Ending a marriage can often be difficult. In many cases, the more money you and your Tennessee spouse have accumulated, the longer your divorce will take. Many high-level managers have executive compensation plans. Even though you may not be able to access the assets...
Older adults and health issues during divorce
Divorce can be a challenging and stressful experience for individuals of any age. However, for older adults, it can bring about unique health concerns. As people age, they may be more susceptible to health issues that can become exacerbated by the emotional and...