Getting a divorce in Tennessee is not the same as in other states, although the process itself is similar. Tennessee has its own laws and regulations that dictate when and if people can get a divorce in the state. If you're considering a divorce in Tennessee, know...
Month: July 2018
What is a parent allowed to use child support for?
Parents who receive child support don't have any particular requirements to meet when it comes to spending child support. However, there is the overall guideline that parents should be using child support for the benefit of the child in some way. Not using child...
Will virtual visitation be part of your child custody agreement?
Deciding to divorce in a Tennessee court is obviously a serious issue. If you have children, their best interests are undoubtedly your main priority. You and your spouse hopefully still get along well enough that you can expect to achieve an amicable co-parenting...
Adopting in Tennessee: Adoption regulations
If adopting in Tennessee is your goal, then you should know the requirements and how they affect your situation. Tennessee requires that adoptive and foster parents are at least 21 years of age. If you meet that requirement, then you can start your application. Once...
Co-parenting: You might find this a natural option
A divorce doesn't mean that the adults are going to stop parenting the children they have together. Instead, they are going to need to continue working as a team to parent the children after the divorce. The courts will help create a child custody arrangement that...