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Modifying or Terminating Alimony in Tennessee

By Fort, Holloway, & Saylor |

While a divorce may last forever, certain terms of the divorce agreement may not last forever. One important item that might be subject to change is the order to pay an ex-spouse alimony. While it is possible to have an alimony order modified or ended, it is not a simple or easy process. The… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tennessee Divorce

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We will not sugarcoat it: going through a divorce is going to be tough for the vast majority of people. Even if you saw your divorce coming a long time ago, there is still history to sift through. Most people will be dealing with heightened emotions, frustration – and a level of confusion. Most… Read More »

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Common Questions on Child Support in Tennessee

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Our children are the most important things in our lives – at least, most parents think so. And our desire to foster and protect our children does not end, even when a relationship does. But what should a parent expect when the relationship with their co-parent dissolves? How, exactly, does child support work? While… Read More »

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Does Intention Affect Jurisdiction in a Divorce Case?

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The divorce case of Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner continues to make headlines, and continues to offer the opportunity to discuss various principles of family law. This week, the two celebrity’s nationalities are again of pivotal importance: Ms. Turner is a British Actress, Mr. Jonas a musician from the U.S. Because her marriage will… Read More »

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What Impacts the Cost of Tennessee Divorce Litigation?

By Fort, Holloway, & Saylor |

A huge part of what makes divorce a stressful experience is that our clients are living in a state of limbo. Many do not know what their home life will look like after the divorce is final. The process of divorce also, very often, includes the process of looking for new housing, hiring new… Read More »

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Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Create Your Tennessee Estate Plan

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Most people know the most basic idea behind estate planning: it is important that we have our affairs in order in case the unthinkable happens. While everyone knows the importance of building an estate plan, it is frequently just one of those things that falls off the radar. Procrastination is one of the biggest… Read More »

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Can I Have a Common Law Marriage in Tennessee?

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There are many reasons to be legally married – beyond the romantic notions of love and family, there are significant legal and financial benefits that might be had as well. But for others, getting a legal marriage is not a top priority. They are happy to live together as though they were married, without… Read More »

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Kevin Costner’s Prenup & Tennessee Law

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The judge overseeing the divorce of Kevin Costner and his soon-to-be ex-wife Christine Baumgartner delivered a consequential ruling this week. The recent headlines highlight the potential impact of crafting a valid prenuptial agreement. This article aims to highlight the case at hand and discuss several items that you can include in a prenuptial agreement… Read More »

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Enforcing a Court Order After a Tennessee Divorce

By Fort, Holloway, & Saylor |

It comes as no surprise to anyone that divorce is often a long, messy, uncomfortable process. By the time you reach a final divorce decree both you and your ex-spouse are likely relieved, and looking forward to moving forward in your respective lives. However, divorcing spouses should be aware that things do not always… Read More »

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Impermanency and Permanent Parenting Plans in Tennessee

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Many families operate while utilizing a permanent parenting plan. This means that if you are in a situation where you need or want to change something about your current parenting plan – you are not alone, nor are you the first parent to walk down this road. This article aims to help you get… Read More »

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