There is not secret that many parents don't want to create a parenting plan with visitation because they don't want to give up any time with their children. The stark reality is that there is not a choice. If two people are involved in a divorce and both have parental...
Month: June 2018
A quiet-title action helps you sell a home without your spouse
If you own a home with your spouse but he or she "disappears" following problems in a relationship, you may find it's difficult to sell your home. The problem is that you'll need his or her permission if you co-own the property, which is nearly impossible to get if...
Strong custody plans are better for the future of your children
When Tennessee parents divorce, one of their main concerns is the well-being and continued security of their children. In some cases, it may be possible to secure a reasonable, fair and workable child custody order without ever stepping foot inside a courtroom. If you...
Custody in Tennessee: A child’s best interests
Child custody is an important topic among parents who are splitting up or divorcing. Whether you're married or not, your child's care depends on the plan you create. It is always vital that you do what is in the best interests of your child at all times. The majority...
What should you know about adoption in Tennessee?
Growing your family may be a goal you've had for many years, and now, you want to see it come to fruition. In Tennessee, you can adopt through an adoption agency or attorney. There are a few basic things to know about adoption within the state. First, if you wish to...
Child support: A necessary support for children
Child support is an important part of a child's life as well as an important financial support for parents who are the primary caretakers of their children. Child support is there to boost the child's access to funds for schooling, medical care and other needs as well...