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How is Alimony Determined in Tennessee?

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

Anyone thinking about divorce will likely consider the issue of alimony at one point or another. You may think you are entitled to receive alimony, or you might be worried that your spouse will make an unfair request for it. If you do not understand the alimony laws of the state, the issue is… Read More »

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What are Tennessee’s Residency Requirements During Divorce?

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

No two divorces are exactly alike, but the legal requirements remain the same in all cases. One of the laws most couples must comply with is the residency requirement. The law is in place to determine which jurisdiction one should file for divorce in. Contrary to what many people believe, you do not file… Read More »

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Why You Should Work with a Franklin Child Custody Attorney

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

Whether you are going through a divorce or need to modify or enforce a child custody order, you may be tempted to represent yourself. Many people do this, usually in an attempt to save money, but it is never recommended. Not everyone who has a child custody issue is familiar with the laws that… Read More »

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Three Steps to Take Once Your Divorce is Finalized

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

The divorce process is often a long one and once it is over, you may feel relieved that you can put the whole thing behind you. Unfortunately, even once the legal case has been closed, you may still have some steps you need to take. These steps must be taken quickly, so you can… Read More »

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Getting Divorced? Here are Five Steps to Take First

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

Making the decision to get a divorce is never easy, but it is also difficult to remain in an unhappy marriage. This is certainly an emotional time and you have a lot to think about. You may have to find a new place to live and consider how you will afford to live as… Read More »

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Five Common Reasons for Divorce

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

There are many commonly known reasons for divorce. For example, many marriages cannot survive if one spouse is unfaithful to the other. Or, a couple may decide to get divorced because they cannot stop screaming at each other about money problems. These are just two of the most common reasons people get divorced, but… Read More »

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Three Myths About Property Division in Middle Tennessee

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

If you are going through a divorce, it is understandable to be worried about property division matters. The property you keep or lose post-divorce will have a big impact on how you live after the divorce is final. Family members and friends with good intentions may provide you with some advice. Truthfully, though, this… Read More »

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Who Gets the Family Pet in a Divorce?

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Your pet is not just an animal. They are part of the family and you have likely come to love them and rely on them for companionship. When you get a divorce, though, either you or your spouse will have to take ownership of the pet. So, how does the law decide who will… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce In Franklin

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

If you are facing divorce, you likely have a lot of questions. Many people going through the process have never been through it before and so, they wonder how an agreement can be reached with their spouse, how property will be divided, and more. You may also wonder what you are allowed to do… Read More »

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Why Are Gray Divorces On The Rise?

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The divorce rate among younger couples has decreased over the past 20 years or so, but there is one demographic where the rate is steadily increasing. According to the United States Census Bureau, the divorce rate among couples between the ages of 55 and 60 was 43 percent in 2021. That was the highest… Read More »

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