Republicans across the country are now reconsidering no-fault divorce. There isn’t a huge mystery behind the campaign: making it more difficult to leave an unhappy marriage is about control.
How can separate property become marital property through commingling or transmutation in Tennessee?
When must a divorced parent pay for their child’s college tuition and expenses?
Can a Tennessee court prohibit a parent from consuming alcohol during their parenting time?
People have questions, I get it. It’s none of their business, of course, and I have my scripted response, “We are doing what is best for everyone right now.
Do you have any advice for a more encompassing scripted response to “But why???”
How are court orders interpreted when determining contempt of court in Tennessee?
What sanctions can a Tennessee court impose for violating its local rules?
Relationship therapists often spend a lot of energy trying to salvage a dying relationship. But what if more couples tried “breakup” therapy instead?
What can a Tennessee court do when a party destroys evidence like text messages?
Are a lawyer’s statements or arguments considered evidence in Tennessee?
When can alimony be modified in Tennessee?
You can see either a life plan wrecked behind you, or do-over opportunity ahead of you — into which you build any joy you can.
When can a Tennessee court order the payment of attorney’s fees as a form of alimony?
Should Tennesseans have the option of voluntary arbitration available as a form of alternative dispute resolution in family-law matters?
When can a Tennessee court exercise jurisdiction over a child who lives in another state?