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Can a parenting plan be entered by default judgment in a Tennessee divorce?
Who is the “prevailing party” in a Tennessee family-law parenting, child support, or alimony dispute?
When can a Tennessee court order a default judgment in a divorce?
What qualifies as dissipation in a Tennessee divorce, and what doesn’t?
How is property classified as marital or separate in a Tennessee divorce?
What steps must a Tennessee parent take to relocate with their child?
How is the minimum child support award calculated in Tennessee?
If you have a child old enough to be on social media, there’s a lot to worry about. Instead of trying to cut off access until they’re old enough to vote, here’s how to talk to your kids about the harms lurking on social media.
How can a parent’s failure to encourage a close relationship between the child and the other parent lead to a change of custody in Tennessee?
The Supreme Court ruled that alimony is gender neutral in 1979. But, to some, women having to dole out spousal support still comes as a shock.
Are you comparing your divorce to your girlfriends’ divorces? Don’t and here’s why: Because every divorce case is unique.
What happens to the beneficiary of a financial account after a divorce in Tennessee?
Parental alienation is a pathological process in which one parent undermines and sabotages a child’s relationship with the other parent, usually during separation, divorce, or postdivorce.
When does a gift to one spouse become marital property in a Tennessee divorce?