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What Is A Tennessee Cohabitation Agreement?
Unmarried couples do not receive the same protections under the law as married couples, even when they cohabitate as though they are married. In order to establish certain rights and protections, some couples choose to create a cohabitation agreement. An experienced family law attorney, like those at Fort, Holloway, & Saylor, can explain what… Read More »
Unique Separate Property In Tennessee Marriages
Generally, any property that a spouse brings into a marriage in Tennessee is considered separate property, and anything acquired during the marriage is considered marital property. However, there are a few unique items that can be considered separate property no matter when they are acquired by a spouse. At Fort, Holloway, & Saylor our… Read More »
The Benefits Of Using A TN Probate Attorney
The passing of a beloved family member is never easy, and the probate process can feel overwhelming in your time of grief. Using the legal services of an experienced Tennessee probate attorney to help with your case can be extremely beneficial to you and your loved ones. To learn more about how a knowledgeable… Read More »
How A Family Law Appeal Works
When spouses cannot agree on the issues in a divorce, the court may be required to step in and make a ruling. However, there are times when the court may not come to the correct outcome. If this happens to you it may be necessary to appeal the court’s order. At Fort, Holloway, &… Read More »
How To Establish Paternity In Tennessee
Establishing a parent-child relationship through paternity is one of the best things for a father and their child. There are many benefits to everyone in the family when the legal father of a child is established, and there are different ways to do so in Tennessee. If you are interested in establishing the paternity… Read More »
Modifying A Child Support Order In Tennessee
The purpose of child support is ensure that when parents are living separately, the economic impact on the children is minimized, and to help parents equitably cover children’s daily living expenses. However, in the ensuing months and years after an initial child support order is established, situations may change for either parent or the… Read More »
The Differences Between A Revocable And Irrevocable Trust
Trusts are one of the most common tools used in estate planning to protect assets, bypass probate, and ensure that your loved ones are provided for after your passing. There are revocable and irrevocable trusts, and each comes with its own benefits and drawbacks. Understanding the differences between these options can help in the… Read More »
Tennessee Underage Consumption Laws
Across the United States, the legal age for drinking alcohol is 21 years old, and anyone who consumes alcohol under that age is committing an illegal act. Tennessee takes accusations of underage drinking very seriously, and conviction for underage consumption can stay on a person’s criminal record for life. If you or someone you… Read More »
What Are The Different Types of Child Custody?
Child custody is a complex issue in any divorce, and the different elements, like permanent custody, temporary custody, and sole vs. joint custody, can be confusing for parents who simply want the best for their child during this process. In Williamson County, the knowledgeable divorce lawyers at Fort, Holloway, & Saylor are here to… Read More »
What Is An Annulment?
When couples decide to end their marriage, the next step is often a divorce. However, in certain circumstances if the marriage was not valid from the beginning, a spouse may instead request an annulment in Tennessee. An annulment is granted only in specific circumstances, and it is best to have an experienced Franklin family… Read More »