The Tennessee Bar Association asks the Tennessee Supreme Court to adopt a new rule allowing the voluntary arbitration of family-law matters. Here’s what you need to know.
When is an unequal division of marital property an abuse of discretion in Tennessee?
What can a Tennessee court do if it finds the terms of an agreed divorce are unfair?
When is an equal division of a marital asset reversible error in a Tennessee divorce?
When can a marital dissolution agreement be set aside for failing to disclose assets in Tennessee?
When is an unequal division of property reversible error in a Tennessee divorce?
Is money received as part of the division of property considered income for child support in Tennessee?
When can separate property become marital property in a Tennessee divorce?
How is an ownership interest in a business entity differentiated from the business and its assets in a Tennessee divorce?
When can the failure to preserve a marital asset be considered dissipation in a Tennessee divorce?
When a retirement account is divided in a Tennessee divorce, does it include the investment gains or losses until the account is actually divided?
Can a party be in contempt for earning too much to qualify for a means-tested retirement benefit in which the other party has an interest?
When is an unequal division of marital property in a long marriage reversible error in Tennessee?
When can newly discovered evidence reopen the proof in a Tennessee divorce?
When is one likely to see an unequal division of marital property in a long marriage? And what role does suffering economic detriment to benefit the marriage play in the alimony analysis?