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When facing divorce, concerns about the division of marital property between you and your spouse are perfectly normal. After all, the assets you walk away with can significantly impact your post-divorce life. Unfortunately, well-meaning friends and family might share...
Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging experience, especially when children are involved. As parents, you may be tempted to shield your kids from feeling like their world is turning upside down. However, there is no viable way to keep a divorce secret. If you don’t...
Every divorce is unique, as what happens is a reflection of one’s family circumstances. Still, it is possible to classify divorces into two primary categories. Some couples file a contested divorce, which is what most people imagine when discussing divorce. Contested...
Of all the major life changes you can experience, going through a divorce is among the toughest. No matter how short or long the marriage was, parting away from someone you were hoping to spend the rest of your life with can be incredibly heartbreaking. Hopefully, you...
A prenuptial agreement can be very helpful for those who are getting divorced. With some exceptions, it is largely used to make financial decisions. This can help people divide their assets in a divorce because some of those important decisions will already have been...
The term divorce often conjures images of intense interpersonal conflict and major bills for the spouses involved. Many people also worry about the possibility of humiliation when they are compelled to air their family's dirty laundry in public. While it’s true that...
Navigating finances during a divorce can often be a complex undertaking. Beyond the emotional strains, considerable financial decisions must be made, particularly when it comes to debt. Deciding who bears responsibility for marital debts and how they are divided may...
Divorce is certainly more common in Tennessee these days than it was for previous generations. But that trend is true across the entire United States. Much of it simply has to do with the fact that couples can now use no-fault divorce laws. Because they do not have to...