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What Factors Go Into Determining Child Support?

In cases where parents are divorced or not married and living separately, most parents are familiar with the idea of child support (i.e., one parent paying money to the other parent for the benefit of the children.) However,...more

Same-Sex Partners – Child Custody Land Mines

The recent decision of Compher v. Whitfield from the Tennessee Court of Appeals is a prime example of how far child custody law in Tennessee has to go to catch up with today’s same-sex partner realities. In Compher, two women...more

Divorce Time Traps: Can I Lose the Rights the Judge Gave Me in My Divorce?

Many people assume once they are divorced and a Judge has entered an Order that the terms of that Order are binding and never end. Under certain circumstances, this is not true. There are several situations where a judge may...more

How Do I Handle a Sad Child During Drop Off?

Many people understand the difficult decisions and tough times the divorce process can bring. Problems after divorce, however, are often given less consideration. A common quandary with post-divorce parents is how to handle a...more

The Virus and Virtual Parenting

The Coronavirus has affected the lives of virtually every routine social interaction. Millions have lost jobs or are facing an uncertain financial future. The virus’s ravages have also spread into the family law arena. ...more

What Happens with Parenting Time and Custody if I Have to Move After My Divorce?

So you’ve gone through a divorce. You have survived the mental anguish of the process and a court order has been entered regarding custody and parenting time....more

How Long Do I Have To Pay Child Support?

The answer to this question varies by state. There is usually a statute or rule of law directly on point that gives a clear answer. But there are a number of other court decisions and laws that can affect the answer and make...more

How Long is Child Support to be Paid?

The length of time that a parent must pay child support, or a parent can receive child support, varies by state. So it is extremely important that one look to the applicable state’s law when addressing this issue. Tennessee’s...more

Do I Need a Right of First Refusal in My Parenting Plan?

Parenting time can be one of the most contentious issues in a divorce. Deciding which parent sees the children, how much and under what circumstances can be a very tricky and emotionally charged effort....more

How Can I Change Parenting Time Post-Divorce?

For most people, once their divorce is final they are done with the divorce process and the legal aspects of their case. But this may not be true for everyone....more

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