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Divorcing Later in Life

Life is full of transitions, and our paths can often lead to unplanned destinations. One unexpected turn may be a decision to divorce later in life. This journey, though challenging and emotional, is one that many of us find ourselves on.
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Your Right to Retirement Assets

You've worked hard to build your retirement savings and your financial portfolio. But what happens to those resources in a divorce? At Middle Tennessee Family Law, we know that navigating the complexities of divorce and property division can feel overwhelming.
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Finding Hidden Income and Assets

Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of the most challenging and emotional experiences one can face. At Middle Tennessee Family Law, we understand how overwhelming it can be, especially when you suspect that your spouse may be hiding income or asset information.
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What You Need to Know About Divorce in Tennessee

People who are going through a divorce are understandably apprehensive. One of the best things an experienced lawyer can do for you is to answer your questions and address your concerns. Many people have unrealistic fears about what will happen.
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Child Custody Guidelines in Tennessee

In Tennessee, child custody issues can be resolved by negotiation, mediation or through the courts. At the Middle Tennessee Family Law, our lawyers strongly believe that two parents can reach a better decision than a stranger in a black robe. For this reason, our goal is to help you reach a negotiated agreement about how you will parent your children after divorce. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case.
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Understanding Jurisdiction in Custody Cases

When determining child custody in a divorce involving minor children, issues often arise when the child’s parents live in different states. Essentially, the family court in the child’s home state will have jurisdiction over child custody matters.
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How to Modify a Child Support Arrangement

When parents separate or divorce, the courts will usually create an arrangement for the custody of their children and the payment of child support. If a parent’s financial situation changes or other significant life circumstances occur, they may consider filing for a modification to the child support arrangement.
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