Moving On After Divorce Protect your good name. It is your most valuable asset. To do so, you must be concerned to some degree about…
Alimony Alimony is a form of spousal support that is based on the relative financial needs and income of the parties. Tennessee has statutes that…
Dividing Assets and Liabilities Most assets acquired by the parties during the marriage are considered joint or marital property. Likewise, most debts incurred during the…
Mediation in Tennessee Divorce Cases Mediation is an out-of-court meeting where spouses and lawyers meet with a mediator to try and settle all issues of…
Understanding the Discovery Process in Divorce Litigation “Discovery” is the process through which you and your lawyer uncover the facts and documents necessary to conclude…
How to Work With Your Divorce Lawyer Divorce lawyers understand that people are not at their best during the pressure, stress and anxiety of divorce.…
Selecting the Right Divorce Lawyer Your selection of a lawyer is as important as your decision to divorce. Your divorce is likely to be the…
The Decision to Divorce and Early Considerations The decision to divorce is one of the most significant decisions you will ever make. Divorce is a…
It is becoming increasingly common for divorcing parties to inquire about collaborative divorce. What is collaborative divorce? How is it different from a divorce through…
As I prepare to head out for the West and Middle Tennessee leg of the annual review seminar tour, I am going to give you…
In two weeks, John and I will embark on our CLE tour across the state to present “Tennessee Family Law Update 2013.” The first week…