Going through a divorce can be a complicated and overwhelming experience. One option that spouses may consider is an uncontested divorce, which is possible when the couple agrees on all divorce-related issues. If you are considering an uncontested divorce, how can...
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Month: August 2024
Debunking common misconceptions about sex crime defense
When it comes to sex crime defense, misinformation and misconceptions can lead to serious consequences. False accusations, misinterpreted evidence and misunderstandings about the legal process can cause wrongful convictions, ruined reputations and shattered lives. If...
What makes my incriminating statement inadmissible in court?
Picture this: The police stop you one night. The officer handcuffs you without reading your rights and questions you in the patrol car. Due to the tension of the situation, you anxiously make incriminating statements. You are eventually arrested. Now what? The legal...
5 tips on how to tell your children about your divorce
Breaking the news of a divorce to your children is never easy. It is a conversation that requires sensitivity, honesty, and a lot of care. How you handle this discussion can significantly impact how your children cope with the changes. Here are five tips to help you...
What happens if you hide financial assets in your divorce?
Divorce is a difficult time for almost every person going through it, and finances can complicate a divorce quickly. Depending on how the couple gets along and how amicable the divorce is, the process can be straightforward or challenging. One of the most common...
Should you rent a replacement vehicle after a car accident?
Getting in a car accident can mean going for a week or more without your vehicle. Even if your car isn’t totaled and simply requires repairs, you will need to look for alternative transportation options for your daily commute. One common option is to get a rental car....
Do I have to give the police access to my device during an investigation?
It can be frightening if the police approach you during a criminal investigation and ask to search your computer or phone. You may worry about the sanctity of your personal rights and your legal situation. Smartphones, tablets, and computers can contain a wealth of...
13 grounds for fault-based divorces in Tennessee
Leaving a marriage is rarely, if ever, easy. But when you’re unsupported, unappreciated or abused by your spouse, divorce becomes a necessary step in protecting yourself and reclaiming your identity. While no-fault divorces are becoming more common, you can still...
Preparing for your ex’s continued presence after divorce
Many are under the assumption that their ex will fade into the background when filing for divorce. While it marks the end of the marriage, it does not always mean the end of your former spouse’s presence in your life. It is essential to prepare for your ex’s continued...
What happens if you’re pulled over for DUI?
Picture this: You are driving home after dinner with friends when suddenly, you see the police's flashing lights signaling you to pull over. Whether you have had a drink or not, this situation can be incredibly stressful. Knowing how to handle this encounter can...