Category Archives: Family
Grounds For Terminating Parental Rights
While the Tennessee court presumes that it is in the best interests of a child to have both parents in their life, there are times when it may be necessary to terminate a parent’s rights to their child. Because the court values the parent/child relationship so highly, there are only certain reasons, or grounds,… Read More »
When Can I Stop Paying Child Support?
The purpose of child support is to ensure that your child’s standard of living is maintained with both parents after a divorce or paternity action. Both parents have a duty to financially support their child, but there comes a time when that child is expected to financially care for themselves. One of the most… Read More »
Can I Withhold Visitation If My Ex Is Behind In Child Support?
Navigating a relationship as parents after a divorce or split can be difficult, and it can be particularly frustrating if the noncustodial parent falls behind or refuses to pay their court ordered child support. One common question we get asked at Fort, Holloway & Rogers is whether a custodial parent can refuse to let… Read More »
How Does A Legal Separation Differ From Divorce?
Sometimes, there are situations where a couple is not ready or cannot divorce but still wish to live separate lives. In this case, a legal separation in Tennessee may be a better option, and the experienced attorneys at Fort, Holloway, & Rogers are here to help. If you would like to learn more about… Read More »
When To Consider A Postnuptial Agreement
Like prenuptial agreements, postnuptial agreements can identify property interests for spouses and outline other aspects of a marriage. However, this document is drafted and signed after the wedding, unlike a prenuptial agreement that is signed before. Postnuptial agreements are becoming more popular, and there are certain situations when it may be in your best… Read More »
What To Expect In A Family Law Trial
Going to trial in a family law matter is often the last resort in a case, but there are times when other methods of resolution like mediation or settlement agreements simply do not work. If an issue in your divorce or family law case goes to trial, it is important that you know what… Read More »
How Third Persons Impact A Child Custody Case
When thinking about who is involved in a child custody case in Tennessee, most people just consider the parents and the child. However, there are many others who have the potential to significantly alter the outcome of a case. At Fort, Holloway, & Rogers our knowledgeable and experienced Tennessee family law attorneys are here… Read More »
Types Of Supervised Parenting Time
When parents divorce, one of the most important decisions that must be made with minor children is that of custody and visitation. In Tennessee, this is referred to as parenting time, and there are situations where it is not in the child’s best interest to be left alone with one parent unsupervised. In this… Read More »
Why You Need A Lawyer For A Tennessee Paternity Case
Establishing the paternity of a child is one of the best things that you can do for every member of that family. There are many benefits to determining the parentage of a child, but the legal process can be complex. Hiring a qualified attorney like those at Fort, Holloway, & Rogers in Williamson County… Read More »
Benefits Of Virtual Visitation In Tennessee Custody Cases
In an increasingly digital world, the ways in which we communicate and connect with loved ones has expanded to include many forms of virtual communication. Many parents in Tennessee child custody cases are taking advantage of these methods of communication and incorporating them into their custody and visitation plans. There are many benefits to… Read More »
