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What Makes a Divorce Case Complex?

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

Divorce is complicated for anyone going through it. You may mourn the relationship you thought would last for your entire life, while also being somewhat relieved that you will no longer be in an unhappy marriage. The emotions felt during the divorce process are stressful, but they are also completely natural. However, there are… Read More »

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How to Enforce a Divorce Order

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You have been through the divorce process, which was likely a long and uncomfortable one. After you have reached a final settlement with your spouse, you likely want nothing more than to move on with your new life. However, even though there may now be many court orders in place, there are times when… Read More »

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Six Things Not to Do When Getting a Divorce

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Getting a divorce will undoubtedly be one of the most challenging experiences in your life. It involves not only life adjustments and complex emotions, but also legal proceedings. Although it is impossible to avoid these difficulties entirely, there are other challenges you can avoid by simply not making some basic mistakes. Below, one of… Read More »

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Understanding Contempt if You Fail to Pay Child Support

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Child support is an important part of family law. It is designed to make sure that the financial needs of children are met. In some instances, a non-custodial parent will fail to pay child support and this comes with serious consequences for both the custodial parent and the child. In Franklin, as throughout the… Read More »

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How is Medical Debt Divided During Divorce?

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Most people understand that divorcing couples must divide their assets as part of the process. However, many do not realize that debts are also divided. This debt includes not only credit card bills and auto loans, but medical debt as well. Medical debt often becomes a contentious issue during divorce and it is important… Read More »

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What is an Uncontested Divorce in Tennessee?

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Ending a marriage is always an emotional experience but fortunately, not all divorce cases are long and bitter battles. Many couples today choose to get an uncontested divorce, largely because it can help avoid the psychological, financial, and emotional stress of a contested divorce. The idea of an uncontested divorce is one that many… Read More »

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Things to Know About Relocating After Divorce

By Beal, Nations & Crutcher |

The months and years following a divorce are often a good time to start reevaluating and to make a fresh start. Many people enter into new relationships, start a new career, or even just get a haircut. Sometimes, people even want to move to a new city, or even a new state. After a… Read More »

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How is Alimony Determined in Tennessee?

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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?

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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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