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Driving under the influence (DUI) is a criminal offense that can result in severe penalties, including jail time and fines. You may be subject to multiple offense sentencing if you are found guilty of DUI in Bartlett, Tennessee. What is multiple offense sentencing?...
The decision to divorce is often difficult for Tennessee couples. But when attempts to save the marriage fail, it is possibly the best choice. No matter how you or your spouse feel about the situation, divorce can result in a great deal of stress. Here are signs that...
Many drivers may fear the unknown consequences of what may happen during a car crash. Others could feel more concerned upon reading accident statistics, as the data might reveal facts about fatalities and catastrophic injuries. Reviewing such statistics could point to...
Deciding to take the final step towards the end of a marriage usually comes after an extended period of struggles and pain. Many Tennessee couples attempt to save their marriage, work out their issues and find their way back to each other. Some, however, are in a...
For people living in Tennessee who are suffering from a mental illness, or who know someone who does, understanding the risks of violence is an important part of day to day life. Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders. Mental health Depression,...
Having a Tennessee criminal conviction on your record can be a nightmare. There is a stigma tied to it, so it’s no surprise that there are many consequences you could face. The following are some of the professional repercussions that might affect you. Being denied a...
Drivers in the US are able to continue driving longer than they did in the past, thanks to vehicle safety innovations. The health of older adults is also improving, which is another contributing factor. Tennessee doesn't have any age-based restrictions on driving. The...
Before you file for divorce, you will need to make a number of very important decisions. Although filing for divorce can be a stressful and emotional time, taking the time to address important issues before filing can make the divorce process proceed more smoothly....
After a verdict is given in court in Tennessee, you might not agree with the decision. You have the right to file an appeal in order for more evidence to be obtained and to try to put together a defense that includes more details. Grounds for appealing As part of the...
There’s a lot that Tennessee residents need to consider when preparing for a divorce. For many residents, figuring out how to separate and prepare their finances after the divorce is the most stressful of all. That’s why Certified Divorce Financial Analysts exist. A...