Residents of Tennessee know that people who are in the military service can be deployed to different places. Deployment may take a long time and family members are left at home to wait until they come back. Long separations may introduce factors that can weaken the...
Your Legal Guide Through Life’s Twists And Turns
Month: November 2012
Hidden assets may lead to consequences in Tennessee divorce
Tennessee residents, particularly in Clarksville, may be familiar with the complex aspects of divorce proceedings. In the event of divorce, property division may be the most complicated problem that needs to be resolved. During this settlement, marital assets like...
Newly divorced parents: How to handle the holiday season
Residents in all 50 states, including Tennessee, may know that when divorce happens to families, parents and children may experience challenging times. Newly divorced parents may have already resolved the issue of child custody, division of property and child support....
Tennessee father not paying child support to his 25 children
Many Tennessee families know how complicated divorce proceedings can be nowadays. Both spouses must usually resolve the legal issues of child custody, property division and parents' rights and obligations toward their children. On the other hand, child support might...
Increasing unpaid child support may affect Tennessee parents
When parents file for divorce, it may be up to the court to decide which parent should have the primary custody of the child. Once a custodial parent is chosen, it becomes the responsibility of the non-custodial parent to support the child financially. Child support...
Property division can include joint debts in Tennessee
Typically, people who are going through a divorce may face a number of challenges related to the process. In addition to child support and custody, property division issues may also come up. A couple with a longer marriage may experience particularly complicated asset...
Factors identified that may affect fathers’ rights in Tennessee
In the event of a divorce, there are many cases where the mother becomes the residential parent. This means that the mother and the children will live together under one roof while the father, being the non-residential parent, may be obligated to pay child support or...
Helping teenagers cope with divorce in Tennessee
Many people in Clarksville, Tennessee, know that divorce is never easy. Parents who are divorcing may have some trouble dealing with legal issues like child custody and property division. Even though a parent tries to do what's best for the children, it's sometimes...
Shared parenting is in the best interests of the child
In Tennessee, it is common knowledge that divorced parents may have a hard time sharing the custody of their child. Newly divorced couples may need to take time to adjust to their new situation at the end of their marriage, and in this process the couple's children...