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Divorce brings about many decisions, and a significant consideration is what to do with the family home. For couples parting ways, the question of whether to sell the home immediately, have one party refinance the mortgage or wait for market conditions to improve can...
According to Forbes Advisor, there were more than 689,000 divorces in the United States in 2021. Divorce is a challenging and emotional time for families. As parents, it is important to provide your children with the support and understanding they need to cope with...
When it comes to child custody in Tennessee, the courts take various factors into account in their efforts to make decisions that are in the best interests of the child. These factors play a key role in determining who gets custody of the child or children when the...
When Tennessee residents go through a divorce, they typically think about the loss of income, legal expenses and other costs associated with the process. However, many of those same divorcees don’t realize that there are several hidden costs of divorce. Health...
Many things can cause Tennessee parents to seek a divorce after so many years together. More often than not, it might come down to how responsibilities were split when they were married. It’s common for wives to take on more responsibility for raising the kids and...
Divorce is sometimes the only option when a married couple in Tennessee can no longer make things work. While divorces are stressful enough, the stress ramps up when a divorcing couple has children together. Many parents wonder how to lessen divorce's impact on their...
Although divorce puts a strain on the entire family, children are hit particularly hard. Sometimes, kids may become clingy during or after a Tennessee split. These are a few reasons why this occurs. Seeking security Children get a sense of security from their parents,...
Separating couples in Tennessee must navigate the complexities of property division. Understanding the difference between separate and marital assets can simplify this task. What is marital property? In family law, marital property includes any asset that the couple...
There can be a lot of confusion surrounding child custody laws for Tennessee parents. If you plan to seek primary custody of your children, knowing who decides custody, the difference between legal and physical custody, the best interest of the child, and what factors...
You probably already know that divorce is expensive. It’s especially costly to end your marriage in Tennessee if your split is contentious. However, divorce can affect your finances in other ways as well. Financial rude awakenings of divorce Ending your marriage is...