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Not Your Typical Family Law Firm

Not Your Typical Family Law Firm

Divorce and family law issues can put significant stress on your family. In every situation, we seek positive solutions that put you and your family in the best position to move forward with confidence.

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The Legal Help You Need After Injury

The Legal Help You Need After Injury

An injury can strike out of nowhere. When it does, you can trust the Law Office of Steven C. Girsky to promote your interests and aggressively seek the compensation you need to pay medical bills and lost wages.

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Experienced Help For Your Business

Whether you are just starting out, looking toward the future or faced with potential litigation, your business is too important to trust to less experienced attorneys. The Law Office of Steven C. Girsky has helped businesses in Tennessee and Kentucky succeed through legal challenges for decades.

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How federal law may protect your military family in Tennessee

Military life often puts extra pressure on your money, housing and family life. You may deal with divorce, debt or a sudden move because of orders. In these situations, two key federal laws, along with Tennessee laws, may offer important protections. Understanding the...

Navigating Adoption in Military Families: Unique Challenges and Support Resources

Adoption is already a complex process and military life can make it feel even more challenging. In Clarksville, Tennessee, deployments and frequent moves often affect timing and court steps. Understanding these potential issues can help you understand why adoption may...

5 instances that may warrant child support modifications

Life continues after a court issues a final divorce decree. Tennessee law recognizes that financial or personal situations shift over time. When your current child support order conflicts with reality you may qualify for a modification. The state checks for a...

Long-distance co-parenting: how to keep your family connected

When a parent moves out of state or even out of the country, this can challenge child custody or parenting plans. It may require new rules to make sure both parents keep strong ties with their children. Successfully managing these changes helps keep family bonds...

Traveling internationally with kids after a divorce

Traveling abroad with your child after a divorce brings up more than just passports and packing. You also have to consider legal custody, court orders, and parental consent. Tennessee law outlines who has authority over these decisions, but your specific custody...

Custody laws for military divorce: How to maintain parenting time during separation

Divorce is a complicated process for any family, but military families face unique challenges when it comes to child custody. If you're a service member or a spouse in the military, understanding how military custody laws work can help you maintain a stable...

Understanding military retirement rights in divorce

Military divorce cases involve complex rules for dividing assets, particularly military pensions. You need to understand how the divorce process handles these pensions. Different federal laws complicate knowing your rights. Here’s a breakdown of military retirement...

What are grounds for divorce in Tennessee?

Divorce laws vary by state, and Tennessee has specific legal reasons, known as grounds, that a court must recognize before granting a divorce. Understanding these grounds can help individuals navigate the process and determine the right path forward. No-fault grounds...

How does divorce impact 401k and other retirement savings in TN?

Divorce can bring major life changes, especially when it involves dividing retirement savings. Tennessee courts treat certain retirement accounts, such as 401(k) plans, IRAs, and pensions, as marital property. Having a clear understanding of the laws can help...

How is custody decided for unmarried parents?

When parents separate, the question of child custody becomes a top priority. For unmarried parents, custody decisions can feel more complicated, especially without the legal tie of marriage. Understanding how courts handle these cases can help parents better navigate...
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