Mediation offers families a constructive way to address legal disputes during and after divorce. This process encourages open dialogue in a neutral setting, helping participants focus on practical solutions, rather than engaging in adversarial courtroom battles. As a...
Parenting after a divorce can be challenging, especially when you and your ex disagree. Knowing the different ways to share parenting is key. In Tennessee, you have options: parallel parenting and co-parenting. Let's look at these approaches to find the best fit for...
Making decisions about child custody can be one of the most challenging experiences for a parent. If you are facing this issue, understanding whether sole or joint custody is right for your family can make all the difference. This blog post aims to simplify these...
In Tennessee, understanding how courts enforce child support orders is crucial for both custodial and noncustodial parents. Whether you're seeking support or required to provide it, familiarizing yourself with the process may make it less overwhelming. Let's examine...
Understanding alimony is only one of the several challenging aspects of the divorce process. In Tennessee, two common types are transitional and rehabilitative alimony. But what do these terms mean for you? This blog outlines the differences between the two concepts....
An abusive marriage can cause much stress and anxiety. However, there are some instances wherein one spouse decides to go through mediation to reach an amicable agreement with the other party. It may be for the benefit of the children and their co-parenting...
Divorce is never easy, but it's especially tough when you're worried about how you'll pay for it. The thought of separating from your partner is overwhelming enough, but add to that the fear of financial uncertainty, and it's no wonder many people put off making a...
Divorcing someone with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) can be a challenge due to their lack of empathy, sense of entitlement, need for admiration and tendency to use gaslighting. Accordingly, you may believe your only option is going to court. However,...
You and your spouse don't need to go to court to handle child custody matters during divorce. If possible, a mediator can help you handle such discussions outside court. But how do you prepare for child custody mediation to ensure you don't make costly mistakes? Here...
In Tennessee, the law recognizes the unique and influential role grandparents play in their grandchildren's lives. Grandparents can seek visitation rights or even custody of their grandchildren if it serves the best interest of the child. Understanding visitation...