In the realm of Tennessee family law, it's essential to understand the dynamics that can lead to divorce. One such phenomenon that often goes unnoticed until it's too late is "love bombing."

As the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, many individuals embark on a journey of personal growth and change. For some, this might involve reassessing their relationships and making decisions about their future. If you find yourself contemplating divorce in the new year in Tennessee, know that you’re not alone, and this decision could mark the start of a new and  fulfilling chapter in your life with a fresh start. 

Divorce is often a tumultuous journey, but when coupled with emotional manipulation like gaslighting, it can become even more challenging. Gaslighting is a form of psychological abuse where one person manipulates another to doubt their perceptions, memories, or sanity. In the context of divorce in Tennessee, recognizing and addressing gaslighting is crucial for ensuring a fair and just process.

Divorces and child custody cases can be emotionally charged and complex, particularly when parental alienation enters the picture.

With 2020 in our rear view mirror (thankfully), many of us are determined to make 2021 a better year.

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Property Division Factors in a Tennessee Divorce: In making equitable division of marital property, the Court considers a number of statutory factors.

This is a guide to general rights of parents in Tennessee.

In a suit for divorce, or in any other proceeding requiring the court to make a custody determination regarding a minor child, the Court makes a determination on the basis of the best interest of the child.

This article reviews the of grounds for divorce recognized in Tennessee.

This is a general guide to a divorce in Tennessee. Every case is unique; therefore, this guide must be tailored to the special facts and circumstances of each case.

Today is a day we celebrate the most important group of people in American history; the laborers.  The wonders of our country and the world are created by skilled men and women dedicated to excellence. 

It can be very intimidating or confusing when a Department of Children's Services investigator knocks at your door; however, it is critical that you are prepared. Be informed and ready to fight for your rights! 

With the beginning of the 2018-19 school year beginning; I wanted to update you on a new law that went into effect this past July. Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 55-8-207 now prohibits the use of a handheld cellphone.