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When couples in Tennessee begin the process of divorce, they will begin negotiating and dividing the many parts of their married life. One of the most important and often most complex parts involves finances, including assets, debts and retirement accounts. Dividing...
After driving in a way that an officer believes is suspicious, you could be pulled over and questioned. The officer may write a ticket for the offense or give you a warning and send you on your way. Your vehicle could also be searched by the officer before a final...
Driving on worn tires is more dangerous than you might think. One report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that worn tires are responsible for 26.2% of all automobile collisions. You can stay safe as a Tennessee motorist by learning the...
Custody battled between ex-spouses in Tennessee can sometimes go beyond animosity. It's not uncommon for one spouse to claim alleged domestic violence or child sexual abuse to get full custody of one's children. In such cases, one spouse may allege that the other has...
Identity theft has become a bigger issue for Americans since the advent of high-speed internet. Thousands of Tennessee residents are at risk of having their information used without authorization. There's personal information all over the internet, so it's possible...
A spinal cord injury can be a nightmare scenario for a Tennessee resident who has been in an accident. It could require a lifetime of treatment, and the victim may never be the same again. There has been some recent progress in treating spinal cord injuries, but...
Many divorce filings focus primarily on the paperwork you need to submit to the court. However, more Tennessee residents now look for ways to protect their financial health. Here’s some paperwork you may need to do so. An accounting of debts and assets Most couples...
There are a number of reasons that Tennessee couples who are in a troubled marriage may want to put off getting a divorce. They might be worried about the cost or the disruption to their families and their lives. If they have children, they might think it is better to...
Many divorcing Tennessee couples have a conception that alimony will last for the rest of their lives, allowing one spouse to receive money from the other permanently. There is a type of alimony like that, but there is also an option that makes payments temporary....
When both you and your spouse agree that you want to end your marriage, you can avoid expensive legal costs through an agreed divorce. However, you need more than just mutual agreement to file an agreed divorce in Tennessee. Benefits of an agreed divorce Agreed...