Family Law

Divorce can change where children live, how they spend their time and create a need to move between households. While parents are managing these changes, children are still expected to attend school, complete assignments and maintain academic progress. Protecting...

When Tennessee parents separate or divorce, many quickly encounter consequential legal terminology that may be unfamiliar. For example, one important phrase that impacts most parents of minor children who are going their separate ways is “residential schedule.”...

When it comes to weddings of the rich and famous, there is often speculation regarding prenuptial agreements. Therefore, it’s easy to understand why many engaged couples believe that prenups are only useful for the wealthy. The truth is quite different. For many...

In some cases, when parents get divorced, physical and legal custody are split up in the same way. For instance, both parents may be given shared physical custody rights, meaning that they set up a schedule where they exchange parenting time and the responsibility of...