States across the country are considering equal shared parenting in custody cases. One young Kentucky couple serves as a test case.
What must courts consider when allocating decision-making authority in a Tennessee divorce?
What are the legal requirements for a prenuptial agreement in Tennessee?
What are some pros and cons of getting a prenuptial agreement?
When can a Tennessee court restrict the exercise of parenting time because of alcohol abuse?
Several studies conducted in America since the 1980s provide strong evidence that a couple’s first-born being a girl increases the likelihood of their subsequently splitting up.
When a parent abducts a child, must a Tennessee court require supervised visitation for that parent?
We are nearing a time when there will be more unmarried adults in the United States than married ones, a development with enormous consequences for how we define family and adulthood in general, as well as how we structure taxation and benefits.
How can a temporary parenting plan impact the permanent parenting plan in Tennessee?
What do Tennessee courts consider when dividing debt in a divorce?
How can mental health experts help identify false allegations and alienation during divorce proceedings?
Gray divorce, whose rates have doubled since 1990 and now represents a quarter of all divorces in the U.S., does have individual and social costs worth pondering, especially in an aging society.
How can Tennessee courts promote parenting time with the noncustodial parent while minimizing disruption to the child’s life?
How are marital dissolution agreements interpreted in Tennessee divorces?
When can parol evidence be used to interpret a marital dissolution agreement in Tennessee?