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Family Law

Should you keep a divorce journal?

It has become apparent that the relationship between you and your spouse is simply not workable. Divorce is now your only feasible option. Separating with your former spouse can be stressful, particularly if you have been together for many years and have children. You...

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What do kids need most after a divorce?

Divorce is an opportunity to live life how you want without consulting or considering your spouse. Yet, if you are a parent, you still need to consider what your children want and, to a degree, what your spouse wants in relation to the kids. Kids need two main things...

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3 ways to address parental alienation

Going through a divorce can be an extremely testing scenario for everyone involved. At times, children, in particular, may find the process difficult to deal with.  Unfortunately, children might become distant from one of their parents either during or after a...

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Is an inheritance ever divided during divorce?

Usually, when a couple divides their property during divorce, an inheritance generally belongs to the person it was given to -- not both spouses. However, there are times when the non-recipient spouse may be able to obtain a portion of an inheritance that was left to...

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A divorce can impact a company in many ways

Ending your marriage could have a significant impact on your Tennessee business, and this may be true whether or not you retain control of it after the divorce settlement is finalized. However, there are steps that you may be able to take to minimize the negative...

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Successful co-parenting after a divorce

What is probably the most difficult task Tennessee parents face after a divorce? While trying to maintain financial stability might be high on the list, it is actually the art of co-parenting the children. Set the tone with amicable proceedings You do not have to part...

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